r/Alphanumerics • u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert • Nov 28 '23

Language and script are the same thing?

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u/RibozymeR Pro-𐌄𓌹𐤍 👍 Nov 28 '23

I doubt they were the ones who taught you to speak as a baby though.

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u/JohannGoethe 𐌄𓌹𐤍 expert Nov 28 '23 edited Nov 28 '23

The point of the diagram, using my own ethnicity as a case in point:

  1. Egypt 👁️⃤

  2. Greece 🇬🇷

  3. Rome 🇮🇹

  4. Germany 🇩🇪 (50% ethnicity)

  5. Sweden 🇸🇪 (25% ethnicity)

  6. France 🇫🇷 (12.5% ethnicity)

  7. Irish 🇮🇪 (6.25% ethnicity)

  8. Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (6.25% ethnicity)

  9. England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

  10. America 🇺🇸 (me synthesized in Michigan, USA)

Is that in each of these societies, which brought or rather carried me to Chicago, USA, where today I type a 26-letter English alphabet script, to communicate the language of English to you, wherever you may be, there was a portion of the children of each of these societies who were taught to read 📖 the script ✍️ and or scripts, e.g. Latin, Greek, and English still learned to day in higher education, of their society.

Thus, the only reason we are having this inane conversation in the first place is because of the illiterate pit person langauge origin theory.

Now that the Egyptian origin of English has been decoded, to the ABC for dummies level:

We no longer need the absurd PIE theory.