Monthly Archives: April 2022

Most estimates maintain that the Americas were first populated 10-20,000 years ago, according to the Clovis-first model. Yet there is evidence humans may have been occupying the continents from as far back as 30,000 years ago. In a study, archaeologists analysed a remote cave in northwestern México containing stone tools crafted by humans that areContinue reading “WhoWhoWho?”

The Proto-Amerindians would first cross over from Siberia to populate the Americas from 15-30,000 years ago. On their way over Beringia via the land bridge they would have the idea for the Buzz-Concept infinity, borne out of their hardship-induced ingenuity. They would settle down in North America, starting in Alaska and moving down, of course.Continue reading “Tsimshianism”

Sakhalin is the largest island of Russia, situated off the eastern coast of Siberia, north of the Japanese archipelago. It was the destination of a certain important pilgrimage route for Orientalesque and Proto-Amerindian peoples. The name Sakhalin is derived from the Manchu “Sahaliyan/sagaliyan ula angga hada” (Island at the Mouth of the Black River). Сахали́н,Continue reading “À Sakhaline”

A trip up to glacial Siberian Beringia during the Last Glacial Maximum introduced Orientalesque clan leaders to an intriguing landscape. The land began to slope down, partially covered by striking glacial formations. From one viewing point, many miles in the distance, they could see mountains on the other side of the expanse: Alaska. They gotContinue reading “The Buzz-Concept 🌀 infinity ♾”

The cultures of the world display a seemingly vast array of different traits… we have cultural… greatness sophistication exquisiteness innovation jocularity historiographicality sensuality perfectionism vibrancy malevolence benevolence dynamism astuteness sociability Etc. Etc. The First World is arguably a collective of successful cultures who possess the traits of greatness, dynamism and astuteness. “Those who dare toContinue reading “Cultural greatness.”

The “Orientalesque” languages The “Orientalesque” languages are a family whose existence I have proposed myself! It encompasses the Oriental languages of East Asia, including Chinese, Tibetan, Burmese, Mongol, Japanese and Korean, and all the Amerindian languages of all the different pre-Columbian peoples of the Americas (and Siberia). Every single Orientalesque language is at least technicallyContinue reading “The Biloxi”

Human language currently has four layers. Explosive mental processing of early human populations necessitated the institution of the very first Buzz-Concept to keep everyone’s heads in the game and remind everyone about what was important: survival. The Buzz-Concept survival served us extremely well, and contrary to what you might expect, as a result, primitive humanityContinue reading “There was a culture that was just about sexual hype”

Super-Tongues are those special languages which endow native speakers with psychological superpowers of sorts. They can enhance things like capacity for intellect, education, sophistication, sociality, success, honour. It goes by ideology, vibes, structure, nuance. Well, by anything, really. Any feature of a language can be manipulated and moulded in this way to make a Super-Tongue.Continue reading “All tongues to Akkad: Akkadian the Super-Tongue”

Xi Jinping • 习近平 • Xí Jìnpíng Given name: 近平 Jìnpíng Surname: 习 Xí Noteworthy as: the President of the People’s Republic of China. He is a major autocratic leader in world history. He is also incidentally the single nastiest piece of work that has ever walked the Earth. Date of birth: 15/06/1953 Age: 68Continue reading “The Spiked Footprints in History of Xi Jinping”

Oscan (Italian: osco… 💿sc🌀) is an extinct Italic language of southern Italy. It belongs to the Osco-Umbrian or Sabellic branch of the Italic family. It was most closely related to Umbrian and Volsci. The Italic languages are the “Refined” Tongues. The Oscan and Umbrian languages are often considered mere dialects of the same overall language.Continue reading “Meanwhile in 📀scan”