Tying up my thoughts here on how the above relates to ignorance. Human words and meanings around early forms of cosmogony were severely limited by our perspective. They had no idea what a planet was. So you get more limited definitions of our larger dwelling space, like Miðgarðr. Where we...
Something that stood out to me was that bodily parts and functions, familiar relationships, violence, sex, and resources often have well preserved phonemes in linguistics. E.g. it's fairly easy to reconstruct words like mother, father, fart, feet, etc. And they are probably among the things...
This worked surprisingly well and falls in line with themes explored so far:
To this day, the agricultural sciences are able to stand up whole college towns in the middle of farmland given the broader impact on society (maximizing yield, minimizing environment damage, safety and health, etc...
~5000 BC, Proto-Indo-Europeans:
*pewg- (to strike, assail)
NOTE: Here, Proto-Germanic tribes break away from Proto-Indo-Europeans and innovate p -> f, g -> k, d->t - you can see this in many examples if you compare latin/french and english (ped <-> foot, pater <-> father, pisc <-> fish, perd...
An interesting observation here is that those same kinds of themes (survival, food, reproduction) are well preserved in linguistics (you can see this if you compare cognates between French and English using Grimm's law) and factors important to survival get encoded in the names of gods (e.g. -...
Systems context can change things and I'm not sure exactly how it's implemented in the brain, but I did some research modeling the Morris-Lecar neurons and, due to their slowness (relative to sodium-based models), you can get all kinds of neat of feedback and interference effects (in fact...
material and language timeline for historical reconstructions (would definitely check accuracy on something like this){
"timeline": [
{
"name": "Proto-Indo-European (PIE)",
"type": "Language",
"start_year": "4000 BCE",
"end_year": "2500 BCE",
"region"...
Rare rusian cyberslang towards linguistic analysis:
[{
"word": "выскочка",
"meaning": "A person who tries too hard to be trendy or cool"
}, {
"word": "зафотить",
"meaning": "To take a photo"
}, {
"word": "завешивать",
"meaning": "To ignore someone on...
While I don't like ChatGPT's writing style, I found it's been great for world building:
{
"characters": [
{
"name": "Jake",
"profession": "Quantum intelligence engineer",
"description": "Intelligence engineer who specialized in spinning up Class...