Linguistic Archaeology: The United States of America

 

That would be a serious undertaking... but we know where it is. It has a less than 2% fully literate population, religious fundamentalism, innequality, a poorly educated ruling class, and is enjoying progressive decline as the global resources that have given its middle class populace a way of life that enjoyed 29 acres per person in supporting resources on a planet at 1 acre per person (contributing to global innequality) are being increasingly redirected elsewhere, collapse would be innevitable. 

China on the other hand is as a communist state functioning at half an acre per person.

So what is the most likely point of conflict? Australia. At an Equal share of one acre per person Australia is at about the land territory share of Tasmania. That means Mainland Australia belongs to someone else.

The USA needs land and resources to continue with its Capitalism works world-view, and Australia is already in the process of being absorbed culturally and through Military alliance by the USA. It's not going to Reduce its resource burning way of life and embrace Communism. It will always need more... And the America First policy is an increasingly popular opinion amongst its Elites and fundamentalist population.

The Chinese on the other hand are Descended from Indigenous Australian females of the north west Australia, and having migrated north have likely done so repeatedly over the last sixty thousand years depleting local resources. They being the core of human migration out of Africa could argue that equality of territory and resources is obligatory in the United Nations pushing the wealthier nations into a future of unethical conflict for more than their resource share.

The only way to stop that is make a Doctorate education mandatory for every US citizen (And all the others on this planet) by directing immediatly half its defence budget to doctorate education of its military, who will then teach the rest of the population, ban religion, restrict freedoms (to life confinement to an acre, or a shipping container sized single occupancy apartment so you can enjoy living in the only city, and nationalize all corporate assets and the wealth of billionaires and hand it to SpaceX who would need to be declared the Government of Mars (under God-emperor Elon Musk) so they can commit to Mars colonization while Communism is imposed on the humans of Earth.

The Doctorate population can be rewarded with a seat for life in parliament combined with an obligation to teach others to a doctorate level.

Change needs to happen now.

P.S. If the world immediatly halts the harvesting of forest to stop ocean level rise, the USA has less than ten years of pulpable forest to provide its citizens with toilet paper. 

Linguistic Archaeology: Global Linguistic Map August 2022

 

Global Linguistic Map (August 2022)

And its as full as its going to get...

Linguistic Archaeology: Cave Pictograms (pdf)

 

Cave Pictograms (updated pdf)

Linguistic Archaeology: The Spiral

Spiral in almost every language
1. Spiral
2. spiraal
3. Spirale
4. halazuni
5. Paruyr
6. S*L (assamese)
7. Espiral (aymara)
8. Espirala
9. Sarpila
10. Spiralna
11. Zozungulira
12. Luóxuán
13. Spirala
14. Spirála
15. spairal eve
16. S*L (dogri)
17. Spiralo (esperanto)
18. papilipit
19. kierre
20. sp’irali
21. spiralig
22. Speiroeidís
23. Sarpākāra
24. Karkace
25. ʻōniʻoniʻo
26. S*J*J (hebrew)
27. kundalee
28. Kauv
29. Spirál
30. Spírall
31. gburugburu
32. Bíseach
33. Rasen
34. Suruḷiyākārada
35. vng
36. *L (konkani)
37. naseon
38. Lihevgerya (kurmanji kurdish)
39. SQA*RA* (sorani kurdish)
40. kiav vian
41. coculeatus (latin)
42. Spirāle
43. Spiralė
44. miolakolaka
45. Lingkaran
46. sarppiḷaṁ
47. Spirali
48. Porowhita
49. Sarpila
50. hkaru
51. Ispiraalii
52. SRPL (pashto)
53. MARPY* (persian)
54. Sapirala (punjabi)
55. Spirală
56. ta'amilosaga
57. S*L (sanskrit)
58. Snìomhanach
59. Spiralna
60. SRPL (sindhi)
61. sarpilākāra
62. Špirála
63. Cuḻal
64. SPIPALH (tatar)
65. Kelīyw
66. S*LZB*L (tigrinya)
67. Xirhendzevutana
68. Sarmal
69. QRPL (urdu)
70. Xoắn ốc
71. Troellog
72. spiralish
73. Ajija
74. Kuvunguza



Popularity of Use
A       %      E      %       I       %      O       %        U         %
57  78%     18  24%    45   61%    12  16%       13   17%

B       %      C      %       D       %      F       %        G         %
3      4%     6     8%      3       4%      0      0%       8    10%

H       %      J      %       K       %      L       %        M         %
8    10%     2     2%      13  17%    50  68%         6       8%

N       %      P      %       Q       %      R       %        S         %
16   21%    36  49%     2     2%      45  61%      45   61%

T       %      V      %       W       %      X       %        Y         %
3     4%      7     9%       2      2%      3      4%       5      6%

Z       %
5     6%




Popularity of use
78% A:
68% L, A: *L (konkani),
61% S, R, I, L, A: S*L (assamese), S*L (dogri), S*L (sanskrit),
36% P, S, R, I, L, A: Spirali, Sarpila, Ispiraalii, SRPL (pashto), Sapirala (punjabi), Spirală, SRPL (sindhi), Špirála, sp’irali, Spirál, Spírall, SpiraleSarpila, Spirala, Spirála, Spiral, spiraal,
24% E, P, S, R, I, L, A: Spirāle, Spiralė, Spirale,
21% N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: Rasen, Spiralna, Spiralna,
17% K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: Sarpākāra, kierre, Karkace, sarpilākāra,
16% O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: ʻōniʻoniʻo, naseon, Spiralo (esperanto),
10 H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: SPIPALH (tatar), spiralish, hkaru, spiralig, Lingkaran,
9% V, H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: vng, kiav vian, spairal eve, Kauv,
8% M, C, V, H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: Cuḻal, Sarmal, sarppiḷaṁ, Snìomhanach, miolakolaka,
6% Z, Y, M, C, V, H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: MARPY* (persian), Kuvunguza, Zozungulira, Lihevgerya (kurmanji kurdish), halazuni, Paruyr,
4% X, T, D, B, Z, Y, M, C, V, H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: S*LZB*L (tigrinya), Xirhendzevutana, Xoắn ốc, Troellog, coculeatus (latin), Suruḷiyākārada, gburugburu, Bíseach, ta'amilosaga, Speiroeidís, kundalee, Luóxuán, papilipit,
2% J, Q, W, X, T, D, B, Z, Y, M, C, V, H, G, O, K, U, N, E, P, S, R, I, L, A: QRPL (urdu), SQA*RA* (sorani kurdish), Porowhita, Kelīyw, S*J*J (hebrew), Ajija,
0% F

Conclusion: originating in the A-L linguistic subgroup,

A-L subgroup       sex         %           dev chain
Icelandic                 F         80%        (A; L; R, H; T)
Spiral                                 78%         (A; L; R, S, I)
Samoan family                73%         (A; L; I, E; U)
Samoan                 M         69%        (A; L; U, I; E, F, S)
Curse                                68%         (A; L; K; O, N)
To Fly                                66%         (A; L; E; I; N)
Samoan                 F         65%          (A; L; U, I; E, T)
Slave                                 65%         (A; L; S; E; O)
Milk                                   45%         (A; L; M; E; I; K; U; S)

The earliest partial spital is less than 68% with *L (konkani),
Followed at 61% with S*L (assamese), S*L (dogri), S*L (sanskrit),
Interest in Spirals Peak at 36% before declining down to 2%.

 

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Linguistic Archaeology: T Linguistic Group (pdf)

 

T Linguistic Group (pdf)

Linguistic Archaeology: that first Whirlpool

 Whirlpool in almost every language

1. Whirlpool
2. Vorbull
3. shikirikirīti
4. dawaama
5. hordzanut
6. *B* (assamese)
7. Burulğan
8. Ghūrṇi
9. Zurrunbiloa
10. Vir
11. vodovŭrtezh
12. raytwin
13. Xuánwō
14. vrtlog
15. vířivá vana
16. virlpool eve
17. *R (dogri)
18. draaikolk
19. Kirlejo (esperanto)
20. veekeeris
21. alimpuyo
22. pyörre
23. Tourbillon
24. Remolino
25. morevi
26. Roufíchtra
27. Vamaḷa
28. Toubiyon
29. Girgizar kasa
30. Puhiohio
31. MARB*A (hebrew)
32. vharlapool
33. Örvény
34. Pusaran air
35. Ghuairneáin
36. il vortice
37. Kachū
38. Pusaran banyu
39. Suṇṭaragāḷi
40. Dawıl
41. tukhaur
42. Yamazaki
43. *R (konkani)
44. soyongdol
45. C*K* (sorani kurdish)
46. vang nam
47. Charybdis (latin)
48. Virpulis
49. Sūkurys
50. Vitel
51. *R (maithili)
52. vēḷpūḷ
53. Awhiowhio
54. Vharlapūla
55. Usny ergüüleg
56. Bham̐vara
57. *A*KE (pashto)
58. GRDAB (persian)
59. Wir
60. turbilhão
61. vârtej
62. vodovorot
63. asiosio
64. *RM (sanskrit)
65. Crùbag
66. Vhirlpool
67. KNR (sindhi)
68. varlpūl
69. krútňava
70. Dabeeto
71. Torbellino
72. strömvirvel
73. Girdoʙ
74. Nīrccuḻi
75. UIPLP*L (tatar)
76. Wạngwn
77. *R*L (tigrinya)
78. girdap
79. tüweleý
80. ahum a ɛretu
81. *P (ukrainian)
82. BHN*R (urdu)
83. Xoáy nước
84. Trobwll





Popularity of Use
A       %      E      %        I       %      O       %        U         %
40  48%     19  22%    38   45%   32    38%      32    38%

B       %      C      %       D       %      F       %        G         %
17  20%    8     9%       11  13%     1     1%       10   12%

H       %      J      %       K       %      L       %        M         %
19  22%     1    1%       12  14%    31  37%      11     13%

N       %      P      %       Q       %      R       %        S         %
25  30%     16  19%     0     0%      57  68%      13  15%

T       %      V      %       W       %      X       %        Y         %
20  24%     24  28%    10    12%     2      2%        12  14%

Z       %
5     6%




Popularity of use
68% R: *R (dogri), *R (konkani), *R (maithili),
48% A, R:
45% I, A, R:
38% U, O, I, A, R:
37% L, U, O, I, A, R: *R*L (tigrinya),
30% N, L, U, O, I, A, R:
28% V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Vir, vířivá vana,
24% T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R:
22% H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Vitel,
20% B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: turbilhão, Torbellino, BHN*R (urdu), Tourbillon, MARB*A (hebrew), Vorbull, *B* (assamese),
19% P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: UIPLP*L (tatar), *P (ukrainian), Vhirlpool, varlpūl, vēḷpūḷ, Vharlapūla, virlpool eve, Puhiohio, vharlapool,
15% S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Virpulis, asiosio, Pusaran air,
14% Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: KNR (sindhi), krútňava, *A*KE (pashto), Pusaran banyu, tukhaur, Sūkurys, Toubiyon, Örvény, veekeeris, pyörre, shikirikirīti,
13% M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: strömvirvel, ahum a ɛretu, *RM (sanskrit), Dabeeto, vodovorot, Remolino, morevi, Vamaḷa, Bham̐vara, draaikolk, alimpuyo,
12% W, G, M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: tüweleý, Trobwll, Wạngwn, Wir, Dawıl, Awhiowhio, dawaama, raytwin, Whirlpool, Girdoʙ, girdap, Usny ergüüleg, GRDAB (persian), soyongdol, vang nam, Ghuairneáin, Suṇṭaragāḷi, Burulğan, Ghūrṇi, vrtlog,
9% C, W, G, M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Crùbag, Nīrccuḻi, C*K* (sorani kurdish), Charybdis (latin), il vortice, Kachū,
6% Z, C, W, G, M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Girgizar kasa, Yamazaki, Zurrunbiloa, vodovŭrtezh, hordzanut,
2% X, Z, C, W, G, M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Xuánwō, Xoáy nước,
1% J, F, X, Z, C, W, G, M, D, Y, K, S, P, B, H, E, T, V, N, L, U, O, I, A, R: Roufíchtra, vârtej, Kirlejo (esperanto),
0% Q


Conclusion: Originating in the R linguistic Subgroup;

R subgroup            Sex          %                       Dev. Chain                     Bandgap
Norse                       M         80%                     (R; I; O; T, A)
Norse                        F           69%                    (R; H; A; I; T, L)
Whirlpool                             68%                     (R; A; I; O, U; L)
German                   M           58%                    (R; E; A; I; N; L)                  L
Red (colour)                          54%                    (R; A; E; O; U; N)
Norwegian             M          52%                     (R; E; A; N; I)

The earliest partial whirlpools are at less than 68% with *R (dogri), *R (konkani), and *R (maithili). This is followed by a bandgap from 48%-38%. The next occurence is at 37% with the partial *R*L (tigrinya).
This is followed by a bandgap at 30% and the first full whirlpools at 28% with Vir(bosnian) and vířivá vana(czech). This is followed by a bandgap at 24% before interest in whirlpools becomes popular at 22% rising to a peak at 12% then declining down to 1%.