The Amerindian languages

I propose the existence of a universal Amerindian language family, encompassing all the indigenous languages of the Americas, and some small groups in Siberia. They are the “Boundless” Tongues, linked by adherence to the Buzz-Concept infinity and its variants (such as omnipotence), and to the realm of “Orientalescence”, belonging to the wider primary language family I have termed “Orientalesque” / Amurian / Mongoloid. The “Orientalesque” languages are spoken by Mongoloid ethnicities, also including the Sino-Tibetan languages (inc. Chinese, Tibetan, Burmese), Korean, Japanese, and Mongolian. Together, the “Orientalesque” languages are the “Conceptual-Abstract” Tongues.

These peoples are all linguistically superior, speaking highly efficient systems of communication which prioritise effective cognition and promote abstraction and sensory awareness, among other things. To understand how they all work you have to understand this about them. ⚡️

The Amerindian languages of the Americas all buzz about infinity or something related to this concept. This is the world’s definitively most supreme Buzz-Concept:

How does it work? To start with, the concept of infinitude is a difficult one to get your head around. The Proto-Amerindians firmly believed that life, the world, the observable universe – that it was all infinite, of infinite scope. On this level, the Buzz-Concept infinity gets minds whirring. It also, in being synonymous with the concept of limitlessness, encourages people to stretch their limits, maximising people’s capabilities in general. Beyond this, the Buzz-Concept infinity and its variants thus always stimulate the mind. They heighten and maximise one’s capacity to amass and make the most of experience, promoting access to the ideal of “#litness”. They always keep the mind open and f l e x i b l e. They accordingly promote sapience, intellect, abstraction, productivity and “sensoriality”.
A previous explanation of mine!

Every single Amerindian language is technically a language of intellect thanks to the Buzz-Concept infinity.

Typologically speaking, there isn’t much resemblance at all from one end of the family to the other – to the unsensitised eye, that is. Once you understand “Orientalescence” you should be able to see it, but the languages of the Americas are otherwise conventionally classified as belonging to a multitude of different proposed primary language families, supposedly separate from each other. The established philological view is of course contradictory to the degree of unity and cohesion between the indigenous peoples of the Americas, who are all very content to be grouped together as “Amerindians”, casting doubt on the philological consensus… I am working on the formal morphological verdict here!

The Inuits are THE “Orientalesques”, and the Nahua/Aztecs of Mesoamerica THE “Amerindians”. I would divide the Amerindian languages into two principal branches: North & South. The boundary between each domain loosely corresponds to the US-Mexico border, the Southern realm beginning with the Uto-Aztecan languages – spoken by the vibrant Amerindians. The Northern Amerindian languages are the “Absolute” Tongues, and the Southern Amerindian languages the “Almighty” Tongues.

The origins of these languages lay in a trip across glacial Beringia during the last ice age, some 15-30,000 years ago. It was the first trip of the innovatory prehistoric “Orientalesques” who would become the very first Americans over into the Americas from the Siberian heartland, made across a land bridge that had opened up with falling sea levels due to ice age glaciation, known as the Beringia land bridge. In due course, people would allegedly settle on the bridge itself for some thousands of years before it closed up. Before this time, humans didn’t live in such glacial climes. They couldn’t, really, and first they had to cultivate the mentality to be able to hack it. The harsh conditions of the first crossing forced them to develop a peculiar mindset, with enhanced cognition and senses in exchange for their toil, and this crystallised into the Buzz-Concept infinity. This was what ultimately engendered the Amerindian language family, as well as the generic fundaments for Amerindian culture. Before the ideation of the Buzz-Concept infinity, people couldn’t survive living in such extreme cold – the barriers were not so much physical as mental and psychological, by the way, and it was the Buzz-Concept infinity which first taught people how to overcome these barriers.

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Please read up on my groundbreaking work with Amerindian languages! I have decided to collate all that I have achieved thus far here as I start to move on!

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