Memories of Connor's Adventures

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Sunday 10 March 2024

Linguistic Archaeology: Our first discovery of Ruins

 Ruins in almost every language

1. Ruins
2. Ruïnes
3. Rrënojat
4. firisirashochi
5. athar
6. Averakner
7. *S (assamese)
8. Xarabalar
9. Tijneniw
10. Hondakinak
11. Ruiny
12. Dhbansābaśēṣa
13. Ruševine
14. Ruini
15. Mga kagun-oban
16. Mabwinja
17. Fèixū
18. Ruvine
19. Ruiner
20. *D*S* (dhivehi)
21. B*HR (dogri)
22. Ruinoj (esperanto)
23. Varemed
24. Gbegblẽƒewo
25. Mga guho
26. Rauniot
27. Ruines
28. Ruínas
29. nangrevebi
30. Ruinen
31. Ereípia
32. Khaṇḍēra
33. Rushewa
34. H*RB*A (hebrew)
35. khandahar
36. Romok
37. Rústir
38. Rebba
39. Reruntuhan
40. Fothracha
41. Rovine
42. Iseki
43. Avaśēṣagaḷu
44. Üyindiler
45. bakbek
46. Amatongo
47. *V* (konkani)
48. Wêranxane (kurmanji kurdish)
49. *ran* (sorani kurdish)
50. urandı
51. siahai
52. Ruina (latin)
53. Drupas
54. Kobebisa
55. Sugadinti
56. Okwonoona
57. Propast
58. *R* (maithili)
59. Runtuhan
60. avashishtangal
61. Fdalijiet
62. Nga ruinga
63. Nāśa
64. *N (manipuri)
65. Balgas
66. aapyetaahcee
67. Bhagnāvaśēṣa
68. Diigama
69. KND*AL* (pashto)
70. *RABE (persian)
71. Barabāda
72. Raqay
73. Fa'aleagaina
74. Tobhtaichean
75. Marope
76. Lithako
77. Matongo
78. BRBADY (sindhi)
79. naṭabun
80. Burburka
81. Restos
82. Ruruntuhan
83. Magofu
84. Xaroʙaxo
85. Iṭipāṭukaḷ
86. *PAB*L*P (tatar)
87. Śithilālu
88. Sāk prạk h̄ạk phạng
89. *T (tigrinya)
90. Marhumbi
91. Kalıntılar
92. Harabalyklar
93. Amamfõ
94. Ruyiny
95. KHNDRAT (uyghur)
96. Xarob
97. Sự đổ nát
98. Adfail
99. Umonakalo
100. tseshtern
101. Iparun
102. Incithakalo





Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
74 73%    34 33%   41 40%  26 25%      36 35%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
23 22%    5   4%      16 15%    8    7%      16  15%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
26 25%    4   3%     19 18%    18 17%     11   10%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
52 51%    9    8%      1 <1%     55 54%      26 25%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
28 27%    10 9%      6    5%      5    4%       7     6%

Z      %
0    0%


Popularity of use
73% A:
54% R, A: *R* (maithili),
51% N, R, A: *ran* (sorani kurdish), *N (manipuri),
40% I, N, R, A:
35% U, I, N, R, A: Ruini, Ruina (latin),
33% E, U, I, N, R, A: Ruiner, Ruinen,
27% T, E, U, I, N, R, A: *T (tigrinya),
25% S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Restos, Ruruntuhan, tseshtern, Runtuhan, Nāśa, Rústir, B*HR (dogri), Rauniot, Ruines, Ruínas, Ruins, Ruïnes, athar, *S (assamese), Reruntuhan, siahai,
22% B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: *RABE (persian), naṭabun, H*RB*A (hebrew), Rebba,
18% K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Kobebisa, Burburka, Iseki, bakbek,
17% L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Lithako, Śithilālu, Kalıntılar,
15% G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: KHNDRAT (uyghur), Sự đổ nát, Balgas, KND*AL* (pashto), Barabāda, Nga ruinga, khandahar, Sugadinti, Khaṇḍēra, Hondakinak, Dhbansābaśēṣa, *D*S* (dhivehi), urandı,
10% M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Marhumbi, Umonakalo, Diigama, Matongo, Mga guho, Romok, Amatongo, Mga kagun-oban,
9% V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: avashishtangal, Bhagnāvaśēṣa, Avaśēṣagaḷu, *V* (konkani), Rovine, nangrevebi, Averakner, Ruševine, Ruvine, Varemed,
8% P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Propast, Marope, Sāk prạk h̄ạk phạng, Iparun, Iṭipāṭukaḷ, *PAB*L*P (tatar), Ereípia, Drupas,
7% F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Amamfõ, Adfail, Fa'aleagaina, Magofu,
5% W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Harabalyklar, Ruyiny, BRBADY (sindhi), Üyindiler, Ruiny, Rushewa, Okwonoona, Gbegblẽƒewo,
4% X, C, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Xarob, Incithakalo, Tobhtaichean, Xaroʙaxo, aapyetaahcee, Fèixū, Fothracha, firisirashochi, Xarabalar, Wêranxane (kurmanji kurdish),
3% J, X, C, W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Ruinoj (esperanto), Fdalijiet, Tijneniw, Mabwinja, Rrënojat,
<1% Q, J, X, C, W, Y, F, P, V, M, G, D, L, K, B, S, H, O, T, E, U, I, N, R, A: Raqay,
0% Z


Conclusion: Originating in the A-R-N linguistic subgroup;

A-R-N subgroup                         Sex          %        Dev. Chain                 Band Gap
S.E. Ab.                                           F         90%       (A; R; N; I, L)                    I
Indian                                           M         87%       (A; R; N; H; I)
S.E. Ab.                                        M          83%      (A; R; N; I; M)                   L
Tolkien's Istari                                          78%      (A; R; N; U; I, D, L, S)
Armenian                                    M          75%      (A; R; N; S, H)
• Ruins                                            73%      (A; R; N; I; U; E)
• Green (colour)                            57%      (A; R; N; I; E; L)
• Black (colour)                             57%     (A; R; N; U; E)

The earliest partial Ruins are at 54% with *R* (maithili),
And 51% *ran* (sorani kurdish) and *N (manipuri).
A bandgap at 40% then the earliest full Ruins at 35% with Ruini (Bulgarian) and Ruina (latin). Peak Ruins is at 25%, declining down through to  <1%.






Friday 8 March 2024

Exit Vector: You probably expect parting Words of Wisdom...

 

For those who think they live in a democracy, Before you vote in an election, understand, at superposition all lif is the same life, and we move forward together or not at all.

Humans fuck yeah: derelict

 

A colossal warship adrift in space after a great space battle.

Free Stuff: Radiation Detector


 If a high energybparticle is enough to trigger a piezoelectric crystal then it should be sufficient to use as a radiation detector.

And if an array of crystals were created then a compound eye of piezoelectric crystals that can see radiation might be created.

Sunday 18 February 2024

Linguistic Archaeology: the origin of Baldness

Bald in almost every language
1. Bald
2. Kaal
3. Tullac
4. rase bera
5. 'aslae
6. Chaghat
7. Calvo
8. Keçəl
9. Kungolodimi
10. Ṭāka
11. Burusoila
12. Lysy
13. Ćelav
14. Pleshiv
15. pyaung sai
16. Calb
17. upaw
18. S*RR*T (central kurdish)
19. Tū
20. Calvu
21. Plešatý
22. Skaldet
23. boluge isthashigan'deve
24. Kalva (esperanto)
25. Kiilakas
26. Kalbo
27. Kalju
28. Chauve
29. melot’i
30. Kahl
31. Falakrós
32. Bālḍa
33. Chòv
34. ʻōhule
35. KRH (hebrew)
36. ganja
37. Ntses
38. Kopasz
39. Sköllóttur
40. Isi nkwọcha
41. Kalbo
42. Botak
43. maol
44. Calva
45. Hage
46. gundul
47. Bōḷu
48. Taz
49. tompek
50. Uruhara
51. T*LPDP (konkani)
52. nogoljeog-in
53. Rût (kurmanji kurdish)
54. S*RR*T (sorani kurdish)
55. hualan
56. Calvus (latin)
57. Pliks
58. Chauve ya libandi
59. Nuplikęs
60. Ekiwalaata
61. Ḱelav
62. sola
63. kashandi
64. Qargħi
65. Pakira
66. Ṭakkala
67. Khalzan
68. Ṭā'ukō
69. Skallet
70. BD*NM* (persian)
71. Careca
72. Gajā
73. Chel
74. Lysyy
75. Tulai
76. C* (sanskrit)
77. Lefatla
78. GNC* (sindhi)
79. taṭṭa
80. Plešast
81. Bidaar
82. Upara
83. Skallig
84. Baland
85. Vaḻukkai
86. PEL* (tatar)
87. Baṭṭatala
88. H̄ạwl̂ān
89. Xipalapala
90. Kel
91. GNCA (urdu)
92. TAQIRBA* (uyghur)
93. Kal
94. Hói
95. Moel
96. Impandla
97. Arun

Popularity of Use
A      %     E     %      I      %     O      %       U        %
66 68%    27 28%   24 25%  22 22%      25 26%

B      %     C     %      D      %     F      %       G        %
14 14%    17 17%    13 13%   2    2%       13 13%

H      %     J     %      K      %     L      %       M        %
18 18%    4   4%      31 32%   58 60%     7       7%

N      %     P     %      Q      %     R      %       S        %
20 20%    15 15%    2    2%     15 15%     25 26%

T      %     V     %      W      %     X      %       Y        %
27 28%    11 11%    4    4%     1    1%        5     5%

Z      %
3    3%














Popularity of use
68% A:
60% L, A:
31% K, L, A: Kal, Kaal,
28% T, E, K, L, A: Ṭakkala, taṭṭa, Kel, Ṭāka,
26% U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Skallet, 'aslae, Tū,
25% I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Tulai, Kiilakas,
22% O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: sola, Ṭā'ukō,
20% N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Ntses,
18% H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: hualan, Hói, Kahl, ʻōhule,
17% C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: C* (sanskrit), Chel, Tullac, Keçəl,
15% R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Plešast, Upara, PEL* (tatar), Arun, Pakira, Careca, Pliks, Nuplikęs, Rût (kurmanji kurdish), S*RR*T (sorani kurdish), Sköllóttur, Uruhara, KRH (hebrew), S*RR*T (central kurdish),
14% B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Baṭṭatala, Kalbo, Botak, Bōḷu, Burusoila, Calb, Kalbo, rase bera,
13% G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Skallig, Baland, GNCA (urdu), GNC* (sindhi), Bidaar, T*LPDP (konkani), kashandi, Hage, gundul, Skaldet, Bālḍa, Bald, Chaghat,
11% V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Ḱelav, Vaḻukkai, Calvus (latin), Chòv, Calva, boluge isthashigan'deve, Kalva (esperanto), Chauve, Calvu, Ćelav, Pleshiv, Calvo,
7% M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: BD*NM* (persian), Moel, Impandla, maol, tompek, Kungolodimi, melot’i,
5% Y, M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Chauve ya libandi, Lysyy, pyaung sai, Plešatý, Lysy,
4% W, J, Y, M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: nogoljeog-in, Ekiwalaata, Gajā, H̄ạwl̂ān, Isi nkwọcha, upaw, ganja, Kalju,
3% Z, W, J, Y, M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Khalzan, Kopasz, Taz,
2% Q, F, Z, W, J, Y, M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: TAQIRBA* (uyghur), Qargħi, Lefatla, Falakrós,
1% X, Q, F, Z, W, J, Y, M, V, G, D, B, R, P, C, H, N, O, I, U, S, T, E, K, L, A: Xipalapala,

Conclusion: originating in the A-L-K Linguistic Subgroup:

A-L-K subgroup             %             Dev. Chain
Bald                              68%      (A; L; K; T, E)
Curse                            68%     (A; L; K; O, N)

The earliest case of Baldness is 31% with Kal (uzbek) and Kaal (afrikaans). Rising to a peak in 14 % before declining down to 1%. 

Wednesday 31 January 2024

Humans Fuck Yeah: Need a Xeno for your fiction?

 

THE nXIX
A small, hairless, red-horned hominid species from the Alpha Centauri Binary System Who achieved a degree of Technological dominance sufficient to allow them to colonize both the Alpha Centauri Star Systems, and were sending probes to the Proxima System when they detected human signals from Earth. From what they have seen of Humanity, they are increasingly terrified that the violent and warlike anarchy over four light-years away will one day turn their monstrous brutality to the nXIX.
They extract protiens and other nutrients from 'Pril', a sweet fungi common to their homeworld. It now grows in orbiting Agricultural stations and sleeper ships moving colonists to the adjacent star of their Star Systems.
They wear a protective clothing made from tree-sap resin similar to silk from silk-worms. 'Ret' is a traditional plant resin that is farmed not only for clothing, but for all manour of construction- from armour, and housing construction, to even the solar sails of their ships.
They have large, dark compound eyes that see in the UV spectrum and red horns growing from the sides of their heads that flush red with emotions such as hostility. Their skin is otherwise pale, a remnant of their nocturnal species.

Dictionary of the nXIX
1. Ret (tree resin used in various manufacturing)
2. Pril (sweet, protien rich fungi)
3. nXIX (sentient hominid space faring race of the Alpha Centauri System).
4. Uush-nnn (a derogatory term for humans meaning 'something undesired')
5. Kuk (a sound made by clearing throat. Usually used as a non-spoken affirmation, also used as an order when commanding others to move)
6. UuX (a non-spoken grunt made as a signal of distress at the sight of injury or death of another- the horns of the nXIX will go pale as their skin colour)
7. Hnnn (a hostile vocalization-  horns flushing red if particularly pissed off)


Sunday 28 January 2024

Linguistic Archaeology: The Lenap before At-Lendh-ies

 Pre-History of the Lenap

45% Counting down from Three.
• Nacha (three);

43% They are at this time 100% H linguistic Group. Count reaches Two. They are coastal, and involved in the harvest of Muscles and Clams as food. Crow (a word originating from the A-K linguistic subgroup to the north) and Eight (a word originating in the T linguistic group to the south).
• Nischa (Two),
• Ehes (Muscle, Clam),
• Nischasch (Seven),
• Achsin (Rock, Stone),
• Chaasch (Eight),
• Ahas (Crow),
• Chans (Brother, Elder Brother),
• Nechasin (Careful One),

40% They encounter Ground Squirrels and Chipmunks for the first time. Linguistic group blurs at this point as A and S use rise to equal to H.
• Anicus (Squirrel, Ground Squirrel, Chipmunk),

37% They are at this time 88% H linguistic group as it becomes dominant. Arrows are in use. Putting this at around 18,000BC? Deer are available as a food source. The region they are in has White Cedar trees. Wood is gathered for various uses including fuel for fires.
• Ilau (Valor, Man of Valor)
• Linchen (Wind, West Wind)
• Natachtu (Wood Gatherer)
• Litchen (Thinker),
• Nechit (Third),
• Tschitani (Stronger),
• Etschihillat (Mediator),
• Ehalluchsit (Mighty and Powerful One),
• Nihillatchi (Free One, to Be One’s Own Person),
• Helleniechsin (Indian Language, One Who Speaks),
• Tatchen (Little One),
• Nitis (Companion),
• Tschutti (Comrade),
• Achtu (Deer),
• Talala (Cedar, White Cedar Tree),
• Alluns (Arrow),


At 33% a great journey is undertaken...