How do we cope knowing that Latin alphabet, runes a d Cyrillic came from a Black African civilization?
How the fuck did they conclude that drawing whole ass pictures was the best way to encode information
>>526461324originally it was to just represent ceremonies. picture of ox cause ox is good to us, provides meat and helps till the field. we put it on this stone now.now i want to trade you 1 ox for a few bales of grain. i draw the ox. i draw the grain. we now have a record
>>526461032That's not Egyptian that's proto-kike.
This is a special study of mine. No. Scripts developed from the leaves of trees actually, as well as common things like animals and people and etc. See what happened was, people started with counting, the earliest records in Sumer and Akkad are accounting. This is natural, the earliest state of writing. Then later symbols would be combined for more vocabulary. But the first written symbols were likely to be tally marks. Only after tally, were written letters invented. And they likely had a hieroglyphic or symbolic meaning. Such as a crest, or a box with a symbol in it (the box being the ancient symbol for a city wall and the crest identifying the god of the city) and such.Ask away, don't wonder. I have invested in a huge library too.
>>526461032How accurate is this picrel?
>>5264630288===D~ can you decipher this symbol?
>people would present their questions to the pythian orace by stringing leaves on strings>caesar is said to have communicated with his good friend Vercingetorix by means of 'leaves on strings'>book pages are called leaves>arabic, hebrew, irish, and welsh letters mostly also stand for the same TREES>the rabbis say that in eden the tree of knowledge of good and evil was made of many letters and that Adam and Eve did not merely eat fruit from it but rather read its knowledge, arrayed on the tree in the form of leaves of letters
>>526463133Not really. Look at Dispilio tabletVinca script
>>526461713Paleo-Hebrew descends from Proto-Sinaitic script which descends from Egyptian Hieroglyphs.
>>526463361Both of those are purportedly thousands of years earlier than picrel, how do they have anything to do with the the legitimately comparing just the languages in the pic?
>>526463028interesting
>>526463727There was an incident I read about in some ancient Greek writing, I believe Herodotus, where the Pythia was consternated because a great wind had blown in and upset her "leaves."Now if this meant, leaves not yet bound into a book, it would be trivial to assemble them into their chronological or even desired literary form. But what if it was leaves of trees? Each message or request, or outgoing "mail" so to speak, being upset and the order of leaves corresponding 1:1 with the order of the letters.
I guess what I'm saying is writing is primeval, it comes from the before time. Within a Biblical framework, it's clear there was writing before the flood as it's specifically mentioned. It's not unlikely, be it not mentioned explicitly, that Noah was both literate, as his sons, and that they carried some writings with them. The Ark being the prototype of all Temples.
>>526461032Egyptians weren't black you dumb nigger
Time to learn runes
>>526461032Israeli state made this post. It’s proto Canaanite and it derives from mines in Egypt. It was a way for the kikes to communicate in low light conditions. It spread via trade and eventually became the Latin alphabet.
>>526463976Length 4,800 km (3,000 mi)Width 1,800 km (1,100 mi)
Now it's interesting because the various peoples all abandoned tally marks and started using letters to stand for numbers at some point too. Another interesting thing is that all the oldest ancient languages had 16 or 17 letters to start with, and the mystery of the digamma.
>>526463976ACKSHOOELLEEThere are some bitch tier pyramids in South Sudan.The locals are quite proud of them
>>526465637>mystery of the digammawhat's that?
>>526465997it is an ancient forgotten/forbidden letterthere are a few, they are all mysteries
