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@bessuren
agetechish & databaseish startups, linguistics, rocks, humanity augmentation, bodybuildingish, beautification — my highlights are pretty ܍܍
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This map is so offensively shitty that i felt the need to correct it. Heres a lazy draw out of 220bc, but more focused on the rest of Europe. (not that the mediterranean part is correct either)
ShadowsOfConstantinople@RomeInTheEast
The Mediterranean in 220 BC
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@vnorrman @KeyedCorbusier estonian has š and ž, they couldve done ǰ or ǧ if they wanted to use a common diacritic.
loorǧer / loorǰer
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@bessuren @KeyedCorbusier [dsh] is too ambitious if anything. [Laarts(h)er] would be proper Rally English for a Finn.
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Broke: Romanized English
Woke: re-Germanized English
Bespoke: Finnicized English
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@vnorrman @KeyedCorbusier yes, i do. the created alphabet does not achieve what the last sentence in the first image states.
the only set of those commonly difficult for foreigners are /th/ & /dh/—which they still didnt split up here. [dsh] is ridiculous.
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@bessuren @KeyedCorbusier You think the people this is for would pronounce those correctly even if it did? Those are famously difficult for (for example) Finns, even decent English speakers fumble with them every now and then.
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JUST IN: Sweden says France’s nicotine pouch ban is an “attack on the Swedish way of life”
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@SyriacPhenom i dont get his shtick. does he have a general turkish channel or it’s about religion?
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I think this Turkish report is genuine but you can clearly see the discomfort of the Assyrian mother and daughter in this video. They are afraid to express their opinions.
Spring Area@SpringArea100
Look at that Assyrian mother and daughter living in Turkey 🇹🇷, and speaking good Turkish. They are fully integrated and they practice their religion freely in Turkey 🇹🇷 I must say they speak Turkish better than 90% of the kurds who still keep speaking with their weird indian-persian accent, 🤣😆😆
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@johnennis @justalexoki it should be called "synthesizing aggregator", wherein "aggregator" encompasses the sum of human history & ability, rather than any existing terminology that can be misconstrued due to historical baggage. "synthesizing intelligence" being its complement or in place of works too
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@vdoveraharon @ModernMaskil7 arent most eastern jews mixed with the western jews now, ie those that are from europe/magreb originally?
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@vdoveraharon @ModernMaskil7 jewish groups need to be redefined into western, eastern, and southern (SW & SE) where the first incl the group that its base is levantine+italian, second’s base is levantine+assyrian, last group is the converted yemenis & ethiopians. it would make this less confusing for others
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The Jews of Assyria on being referred to as “Kurdish” — a thread:
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@ModernMaskil7 @Ashshuraya @DannoSwo theyre jews by an initial religious identification that shifted to an ethnoreligious one.
all eastern jews are levantine+assyrian+misc like all western jews are levantine+italian+misc. however, that doesnt make them assyrian nor italian nor misc
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@Ashshuraya @DannoSwo Autosomal distance ≠ ancestry. They’re Jews, not Assyrians. Aramaic speaking Jews and other Iraqi Jews do certainly also have some genuine Mesopotamian ancestry, though.
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@KirkegaardEmil theyve gotten help from soviets, anglos, israelis/jews, iranians, turks, syrians, sunnis, and americans yet still stateless. not a real people
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Maybe Kurdistan is finally happening.
Divide et impera@Divideetimpera5
@BirthGauge TFR by Turkish Provinces 2025:
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The (Western) pear is one of the plants whose cultivation is specifically tied to Europe. The modern western pears are genetically derived from two wild population sources: one in the Caucasus and one core-European. Pears feature prominently in several neolithic European sites.
Alfhilde 🦊⚔️@AlfhildeO
The fact that most of the world does not have pear flavored things is mind boggling to me. What do you mean you have never had succulent pear ice cream or pear juice? Its the best flavor ever. Its the nectar of the gods.
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Are all lactose intolerance maps on the Internet fake?
El Tuca@TuckerGringo
Si sos intolerante a la lactosa, sos NEGRO Si digerís bien la leche🥛, sos BLANCO
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For all their nationalist posturing the truth is the average Balkan person is drawn to the lowest-IQ mass consumer culture possible. Obsessed with German cars, beer, rappers, clubs, reality TV, gold chains. They love vulgar materialism over the elegant traditions they’re proud of
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@bessuren I’m not a genetic expert but I’d disagree. Guessing more gene pools shared with them than someone who’s blonde with blue eyes
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Very interesting. If it wasn’t for sanctions on Iran. We would be an economic powerhouse. Placing ourselves with the 4th highest GDP. Above most western civilizations. Things will change, one way or another.
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@habahurhahu @MikeWingert @AramaicWire the reason being given for the assyrian word is that it underwent metathesis unlike all the other semitic languages, which i dont agree with, ie it’s TRO תרע for us, while it’s xOR ערx for the rest
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@bessuren @MikeWingert @AramaicWire Yeah the reason for this is due to the empathic being combined into one letter-- tsade while in aramaic the {ɮˤ} (s² empathic series)became a "ʕ" (ayin)
The original sound was a ɮˤ but the aforementioned root is talking about a regular voiceless "th"
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