@lolwutnopewtf @darkandcrude Also, I don’t know of any Hindu names starting with Z in Marathi.
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Rohit (𑀭𑀑𑀳𑀇𑀢)
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Rohit (𑀭𑀑𑀳𑀇𑀢)
@RoSuPan
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@RoSuPan @darkandcrude It has no Z sound either but there are definitely Hindu names starting with Z, especially in Marathi
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@lolwutnopewtf @darkandcrude All “Z” sounds in Marathi that originating from Sanskrit are “J” sounds.
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@vrilliumlive Au contraire, extreme pale skin is said to be “cursed by the Sun” because of Gurudroha in a past life. Sun is the self, guru and God. Nuff said.
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Once you understand that the Aryan invasion of India was done via chariot,
it suddenly makes sense why the Indian Gods ride chariots, have pale skin, and come from elsewhere.
They’re literally worshipping white people.
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@razibkhan Brahmi is IVC standardized. Subhash Kak and Yajnadevams paper are very telling
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itself probably derived from earlier semitic (aramaic) antecedents...
𓂀 LIBKA🥀(☞^o^) ☞ ང་མི་ཚོ་ལ་དགའ་པོ་ཡ༒ ☠𓂀☠@kabillda
India's Bhrami script influence is something else From a single ancient script, Brahmi evolved into dozens of writing systems across Asia ,shaping how hundreds of languages are written even today.
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@prakdadlani Pay should be based on products produced and not hours
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India pays workers about ₹20K/month.
China pays ₹55K/month.
So we think: India is cheaper.
But wait.
China workers do 2–5x more work.
That means:
1 worker in China = 2-5 workers in India
So per product,
China can still be cheaper.
Now look at Vietnam:
- Pays around ₹17–20K/month
- Workers are faster than India
- And goods come to India at low/zero duty
So companies think:
“Why make here… when we can import?”
Now you see the real issue:
India is not losing on wages.
India is losing on speed and output.
Cheap is not enough.
You have to be fast.
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@steppeganger @LudditeHacker Sure, Aryans and caste system. Any other stereotypes?
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@RoSuPan @LudditeHacker >we habe 28 official language
Also India officially banned the caste system but it still exists
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@steppeganger @LudditeHacker BS and more BS. Minority population of ONE southern state has this view. No one else cares. And there’s 28 or so official languages with 1400 dialects, bound to be some commotion. And no such identity called North Indian and South Indian.
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@LudditeHacker Because there is a hidden conflict between Northern IE speaking Indians and Southern Dravidic speaking Indians. The latter claim that the former are alien invaders, and IEs try to refute it by arguing they're indigenous. Yes, Indians are that petty
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@LudditeHacker No problem if it was actually true. Circular arguments, absurd timelines and contrary to textual evidence. Also, believing in a mythical language called PIE. No genetic evidence either
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There’s a guy in India who’ll successfully decipher it as Sanskrit,
Dr Neil Alexander Walker (𐐙𐑏𐐽𐐲𐑉 𐐝𐐹𐐨𐐽𐐨)@neilalexanderw1
Question for linguists: if we had only the Zhou corpus of bronze inscriptions and knew that modern Mandarin was related to the language used in these inscriptions, do you think the script could be deciphered? Without more recent data or bilingual inscriptions, I don't think so.
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@darkandcrude @yaajushi That’s Pantheism, Hinduism is not pantheism
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That’s literally Hinduism
Some day American Scientists might actually patent Hinduism
Kekius Maximus@Kekius_Sage
🚨 Scientists are seriously revisiting the idea that God is the universe itself This suggests every pebble, atom, and you are divine
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@Saatvata Doesn’t exist, no evidence. Axiomatic model turned into temporal from biblical myths of Tower of Babel. Wave model doesn’t need a root language for cognates to exist. And genetics has no correlation with languages and is more a marker of geographic distance between populations
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PIE simply means the common ancestor of all Indo-European language.
If you deny the existence of PIE, you are denying the existence of Indo-European as a language family.
JD Saint Gilles@jaTAdhAr_I
@Saatvata But there *is no* record of PIE. And it *is* an imaginary language. Are you challenging that?
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@RoSuPan @yajnadevam @ancientadarsh x.com/chronicle_watc…
What about this one Clearly agniś the Sanskrit form not Prakrit (agini)
Chronicle watch@chronicle_watch
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Note that Sattavati is a Prakrit form of Satyavati. I have noted multiple times that the language of the IA names in 1500-1200 BCE Mesopotamia had already become Prakrit. This is also echoed in the oldest Brahmi in India around 1400 BCE.
The 1500 BCE rigveda date is untenable.
Archaeology Of Āryāvarta@SSundar55252
Indo-Aryan woman on one of the oldest seals✨ A seal discovered at Nuzi, dated to around 1400–1200 BC, is said to bear the name “Satyavati,” an Aryan woman. This is often taken as an indication of the spread of Sanskrit, and is also used to suggest the antiquity of Aryan culture
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@Yashraajsharrma If you think today’s generation is going to fall for that kind of an argument, you’re way out of touch with reality.
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Tell her this.
A blind man cannot see the Sun,
but he can still feel its warmth when he steps out.
In the same way, most of us are spiritually blind.
We may not see God, but we can surely feel Him.
Yẹmí@KR3Wmatic
My atheist daughter asked me to prove God's existence. What do I tell her? She is 19.
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@khanumarfa Obviously! Cause your community is a hallmark of justice and peace and love. How can they ever be imperialistic, tribal and with a mindset fit for 7th century Arabia
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A new wave of targeting Muslims- not the paan vendor or street hawker this time, but the educated, skilled, employed.
The aim is clear: make even the few who’ve secured jobs in this majoritarian system unemployable.
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@AbhayK70627 @yajnadevam @ancientadarsh You can imagine anything you like, but the fact is that the name that is written is a known Prakrit variant.
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@yajnadevam @ancientadarsh as Cuneiform is concerned, Writing a Sanskrit word in it is a Big task therefore they used simpler version for it like Sa-tu-ú-at-ti or sa-ti-u-at-ti is also possible,
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@Saatvata It’s obvious that there’s an ancestor language to Sanskrit, but that’s not PIE. No such language attestation. Unreliable reconstruction and certainly no way to locate it without some script which is unlikely to be found anytime soon.
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PIE was a real language that was likely spoken in the Pontic-Caspian steppe.
It predates the advent of writing and is not attested, so linguists can only try to reconstruct it as best they can based on established sound changes, comparative evidence, etc.
The reconstructions (there are multiple proposed models) are not perfect, but that is true of any reconstructed language.
If you wish to critique Indo-European linguistics, you must therefore critique the methodology rather than argue that a "best-fit" is not a "perfect-fit," as linguists have already conceded that the model is not 100% accurate.
Reconstruction methods often do work as expected.
Even before the Gallehus Horn inscription was analyzed, linguists already predicted that early Germanic languages should have certain endings (like -az and -iz) which later disappeared in Old Norse.
Likewise, even before the Hittite tablets were deciphered, Ferdinand de Saussure predicted that PIE had "coefficients sonantiques" that disappeared yet left "bruises" on the neighboring vowels.
Avatans Kumar 🕉@avatans
There’s no record of a language called Proto-Indo-European. It’s an imaginary language. Read my review of JP Mallory’s book on Indo European homeland. open.substack.com/pub/avatanskum…
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@yaajushi No…there’s wet grinders that use stone. Popular in the south, perhaps they should be popular all over India. But, people are lazy. Wouldn’t bother to learn or clean them
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@vajrayudha11 I think Gandhi was a product of Tolstoyan Christianity. Very much a brown sahab. He also read Gita in English, probably the reason he became such a pacifist
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Gandhi was the product of Indian society and not other way around. As long as you won’t understand this basic fact you will never find the solution.
Śaciṣṭha@RiseBharata
Gandhi Has Made Generations Of Indian Men Cowards.
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