Tag: philosophy

Irish Language Origins

Eire: Irish Language Origins – New DNA Study Traces Celtic Roots to Central Europe! (12.11.2026)

His research seeks to establish when and where a common ancestor of all Celtic languages emerged by examining connections and differences in the words people used and how they constructed sentences.

The latest genetic research provides “a very strong argument” that early Celtic languages moved westwards from around 1200 BC with people associated with the Bronze Age Urnfield culture of central Europe, followed by the Iron Age Hallstatt and La Tène cultures. The languages spread into France and Great Britain, eventually reaching north-eastern Spain.

This closely matches the model developed by historical linguists for the spread of Celtic from central Europe. However, Mr Kroonen and his colleagues note that an earlier migration from south-western Europe to Britain means the process was “potentially more complex”.

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秦二世 Qin Er Shi - Handsome

China: Face of 2nd [Multi-Ethnic] Qin Er Shi [秦二世] Emperor “Reconstructed”! (10.11.2026)

The original Qin [秦] State was a fiefdom of the Zhou Dynasty existing between 897-207 BCE. For much of its history, the Qin (often associated with the Hakka people of China and the “Chin-Chan-Chen” [陳] surname) spent much of its history dealing with the threat of the barbarian tribes existing to the North and West of the Qin State border. The Qin copied Central Chinese culture (and improved it in many and dramatic ways) whilst defeating and assimilating the various non-Chinese ethnic groups – this made the Qin appear tainted to the Central Chinese. Only later, when the Qin State borders were settled to the Northwest did the Qin State turn its attention to the Central Chinese States – which it soon invaded and defeated – thus uniting China for the first time under a single leader. The Qin Empire (which excluded what is today the Fujian area – which consisted then of dangerous malarial swamps and violent indigenous people) lasted from 221-207 BCE and had two Emperors and one final King (the final leader who ruled for just a few months as the Qin Empire contracted and fell apart).

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Lamprey Brain Cell Evolution

China: Scientists Reconstruct “Evolutionary History” of Vertebrate Brain! (5.11.2026)

Futurism requires the development of a) technology (which can see more), and b) improved methodology used to assess the increased and improved data-stream. During the 1850-1860s, British scientists possessed around “six” dinosaur fossils recreated in concrete to be display in the Hyde Park Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851 (infact, these concrete models were moved to a different part of London soon after – and are still viewable in Sydenham Hill in South London – an area now known as “Crystal Palace”). The point is that no one at the time understood what these creatures were – or that they lived millions of years a part in time. Humanity had discovered these remains – but lacked the knowledge and understanding to contextualise their existence. Today, human understanding has progressed incredibly and the knowledge-base is incomparable. Futurism stresses that our understanding in the present moment is deficiient and incompleye – and that we must strive to always improve our understanding.

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Nothing Gay About Dune

UK: Herbert’s Dune-teenth! (31.10.2026)

The essence of “blaming the victim”. Herbert paves the way for “Green Fascism” and the continuation of a Luddite dislike of technological advance. His dislike of women and the disturbing symbolism of a giant worm (that simultaneously manages to represent both a moisture-lacking “penis” and “vagina”) is palpable. Indeed, just why Herbert is so obsessed with a “lack of moisture” could well provide fuel for endless Physchiatric seminars – although I rather suspect that Mr Herbert may well deny the validity or existence of such a science. And here is the crux of the matter – this hours long safari of utter boredom – is a vehicle designed by the auther to convince the unthinking reader that he (Herbert) possesses some type of superior or hidden power. When infect he merely possesses a good publicist.

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Wang Haigang works in his dorm room at the campus of Taiyuan University of Technology in Jinzhong city, Shanxi province. Photo/China Dai!

China: Progressive Disability – Expanding the limits of Quantum Information! (30.10.2026)

During his three years as a master’s student, Wang developed a keen interest in quantum information, leading him to pursue a PhD under the guidance of professor He Kan.

He only asked if Wang could use a computer normally, and upon receiving an affirmative answer, welcomed him wholeheartedly. The university provided special accommodation, including a single dorm room with a private bathroom, to facilitate his studies and daily life.

The path of research was not without obstacles. Professor Meng Xiangyi from the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in the United States became a crucial ally. Wang found himself stuck at a critical point in his research, unable to find a breakthrough. “When I was at a loss, I organized my problems and sent an email to Professor Meng,” he said.

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Where Does Material Reality Stop & Start!

UK: Communist Futurism – the “Future” in the “Present”! (28.10.2026)

This vague idea that the essence of the future reside in the present mind (and body) of humanity is used to exploit vulnerable and desperate individuals who seek answers in the present from a future technology that does not yet exist. This is why fake psychics (and the like) – who pretend (for the exchange of money) that they already possess these abilities – need to be exposed by the gate-keepers of hardline (material) science. Of course, things are no always what they may seen. Exposing a fake psychic should not be conflated with denying that the essence of the “future” resides in the “present”. All great innovations begin here and now with “vague” ideas of what might be. Material scientists carefully follow a very narrow and stringent process that measures time and space. This is an important power of the mind (and body). Exploiting one another for monetary profit is a major problem – with even the best material scientists often being paid to produce research that interprets reality in a certain manner.

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