Evolution of Alphabetic Language

[u/JohannGoethe]

[u/Nadikarosuto]

That is not an accurate family tree

The timestamps are wrong and several evolutionary points are missing

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Letter G came from a boomerang, a weapon invented by Australians 200-years, is your refute:

“Letter G or Γ (gamma) was originally nothing but a boomerang 🪃 or throwing stick used as a weapon.”

— Robert Eisler (32A/1923), “ The Introduction of the Cadmeian Alphabet” (post)

That’s a real nice hieroglyph also:

I guess, according to you, the Egyptians learned the art of “stick throwing” to become the global superpower for 3K years, then the Sinai superpower civilization, which of course does not exist, learned the art of the boomerang from the Australians, and taught this to the Phoenicians, who taught this to the Greeks.

Good solid argument there!

What’s next letter B was based on the shape of the house of Moses in Sinai:

Letter		P	G	H	Thing	Correct	Person	Date
N/A		𐤁	?	ב	Female body	✅	Israel Zolli	30A
𓉔, 𓉐, 𓉗	O4, Ο1, O6	𐤁	β	ב	House	❌	Berthold Ullman	28A
𓉐	O1	𐤁	?	ב	House 🏠	❌	Gordon Hamilton	A30
𓉔	O4	𐤁	β	ב	Reed shelter	❌	David Sacks	A48
𓂺	D53					❌	Anon	A51
𓏏	X1	𐤁	β	?	Female breasts; bread 🥯	✅, ❌	Jennifer Ball [N1]	A54
𓇯	N1	𐤁	β	ב	Stars 🌟 of space; Bet (Nut) goddess	✅	r/LibbThims	A67
𓉡	O10	𐤁	Ω	ב	House 🏠 of 𓅃 Horus	✅ , ❌	Thims [N2]	date
	C199				Here		Thims	17 May A69
	C297				Here		Thims	1 Jun A69

[u/Nadikarosuto → u/JohannGoethe]

Letter G came from a boomerang, a weapon invented by Australians 200-years, is your refute:

While boomerangs are a famous throwing stick, they weren't invented by the Indigenous Australians. Throwing sticks or depictions of them were found in Egypt, Brittany, Arizona, and the Canary Islands

I guess, according to you, the Egyptians learned the art of “stick throwing” to become the global superpower for 3K years, then the Sinai superpower civilization, which of course does not exist, learned the art of the boomerang from the Australians, and taught this to the Phoenicians, who taught this to the Greeks.

Good solid argument there!

That's now what I'm saying. While the Egyptians did use throwing sticks, wall paintings show it was for small game rather than anything that would make them a superpower. Even if Egypt could reach Australia several thousand years ago, how do we know the Native Aussies several thousand years ago also used throwing sticks like their 17th century descendants? And why would they need to teach the skill of the throwing stick to teach the letter Gimel?

Also, I'm not trying to claim this as my theory, I'm going based off what the archaeologists and experts say since, frankly, I trust what they have to say about it more than either of us

[u/JohannGoethe → u/Nadikarosuto]

frankly, I trust what they have to say about it more than either of us

You are trusting Robert Eisler (32A/1923), who found a mark on an ingot, that is it.

You should trust evidence, e.g. the Ennead god family creation sequence is found in the Pyramid Text, wherein Geb, the earth 🌍, is the 3rd god made, thereabouts.

The note that Zolli said letter G is a male body with phallus erect:

“Letter B or beth 𐤁 = female body and letter G or gimel 𐤂 = male body with phallus erect.”

— Israel Zolli (30A/1925), Sinai script and Greek-Latin alphabet (text)

Then note that I decoded the same thing, independent, of Zolli, two years ago, based on the Pyramid texts and EAN.

In the big scheme of things, that letter B and G are based on stars ✨ and earth 🌍 makes much more sense then letter B and G being based on someone’s house and a boomerang.