A passion for…

… Native American philology …

Get it?

A p❤ssion for… (Amerindian philology/linguistics… because the institution of language is pretty much totally abstract and fluid to Native Americans, yet it never ends thanks to the Buzz-Concept infinity)

The very nature of the concept of language varies wildly across the world, between language families. This means that different peoples of the world have totally different customs for making use of the “linguistic sign” i.e. component of human language. Each different language has its own unique way and methodology of making use of linguistic signs. Buzz-Concepts control how we all do so, and the fundamental neurolinguistic basis for this behaviour is what ultimately groups languages into what we call families.

For Native Americans, it is totally abstract and therefore fluid. Using language is a very dynamic activity for them. For Africans, the linguistic sign is very tangible… They sort of objectify it. This is why abstraction does not come naturally to them: pretty much everything is thus concrete to them. In Europe we love to attach prestige to use of language. By the way: NOPE, in other cultures they don’t do that, not sharing our appetites.

I believe that the indigenous languages of the Americas all belong to one collective family, the Amerindian languages as I call them, grouped together additionally with a few small groups spoken over Siberia, whence the original Proto-Amerindians travelled to populate the Americas some tens of thousands of years ago. The Buzz-Concept infinity to which they all adhere is the world’s most supreme, potently enhancing cognition, acuity, and the senses.

*as proposed by me

Sample of Navajo:

The strengths of the Buzz-Concept infinity and its variants (including omnipotence, eternality, serendipity, transversity and more), combined with the metaphysical implications of the nature of the linguistic sign for Amerindians, make the concept of Amerindian language a totally unique force in the world. An interest in Native American linguistics really sets you apart from the pack! Here’s why!