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Imagine the unkempt rage of the ancients, left silent for so long because they did not know how to read or write.𒃻𒈪𒉭 https://t.co/JFKLGJzqX0
I hear ouija boards can lead to possessions.https://t.co/uH7kbY5PAshttps://t.co/YJ5W0sO4ee
Kids these days are such 𒆪https://t.co/hqVmRQjUeq
"affirmation of his individual self as the godhead, as opposed to this idea of a perfection that is inherently greater than the natural soul. “Infinite stairs is unacceptable” means ‘take your holier-than-thou nonsense and stick it"https://t.co/12yJwEQ3rchttps://t.co/ojDAICLPXA
The first functional bit of software code I ever wrote was "Hammurabi" is QBasic. It has stuck with me.https://t.co/mgMolepN6m
Simcity but it's a simulation of population and grain storage written is text.https://t.co/89zocXf88Q
Another fun one was a competitive version of the game of life.https://t.co/AawrVNMxpr
Later in life, a multiplayer variation of Hammurabi would be the incentive for me to learn to write HTML and directly inspired my taking of college courses during a summer."Ambar War for The Elemantals"I still play https://t.co/RboOiDbffp for the nolstagia.
Always has been.https://t.co/zwWRW7yYsy
"You see them in photographs and they're kind of expanded, and you think: 'well maybe this tablet was this kind of massive tablet like a gravestone?'They're all the fact this size almost like say half an iPhone or something..."https://t.co/JMdctbjWhBhttps://t.co/bGL4cjoX7c
From that video."I show that in four ancient Babylonian cuneiform tablets, Jupiter's displacement along the ecliptic is computed as the area of a trapezoidal figure obtained by drawing its daily displacement against time."https://t.co/aDlw4fYPdphttps://t.co/ytZYC3taRL https://t.co/BLEMQGGiaq
Did you know head injuries impact your sense of direction?https://t.co/eHdPx3Eh48In other news, they are using virtual reality to test people's sense of direction in mice mazes but are entirely neglecting controlling for Magnetoreception.https://t.co/OJYHmvuYeU
Learning a new language involves finding novel and memorable connections between your existing lexicon.Apparently an equivalent of a Sumerian 'king' was denoted by referring to male genitalia. https://t.co/28IftsDJQ9 https://t.co/g54yke401n
Now I I need to find out how to say"Spiked rodent gives big 𒍑"https://t.co/AHGN3BdRc1
"The symbolic meaning of the hedgehog to Sumerians is a mystery although, they may have shared the same beliefs as the Egyptians who saw the awakening of hedgehogs from hibernation as a symbol of rebirth."https://t.co/6gqxDsZ08j
What happens if you eat hedgehogs during hibernation or afterwards?https://t.co/5O7XeNzykg
It seems that the terms are inconsistent.Tho squinting a bit "great man" looks like a cock and some pubic hair. 🤣https://t.co/snyX8q6Z4V https://t.co/cc7iOIvJk2
I think I already have "give"https://t.co/ob75B87Qdg
Seeing 𒌉 show up again and again in relation to kinship and family. Or particularly child. It looks like boobs a bit.Makes me wonder what Sumerians would have fetishized. I know for a lot of history nipples weren't seen as taboo.https://t.co/pTKYMEIWMo
Represent (abstract symbolic references to masculine genitaled being)https://t.co/oH7eNa3juK
Wouldn't it be funny if the rabbit representation of fertility is because they eat carrots, and this is like a 4000+ year old dick joke/metaphor. https://t.co/LlpWqR0row
OMG, people have been translating those old basic games into other languages <3https://t.co/DQjOgivtUo
Everything old is new again.https://t.co/zFrzCkOBJE
@forshaper One must imagine soomer happy.https://t.co/Ap30CfGkJ4