doranchak, wow.
News Release "Provided by University of Bristol"
I'm really beginning to wonder what academic credentials they are actually seeking. Is hype more important to them than substance?
There's a saying, "The bigger the lie, the more likely people are to believe it."
But there's also a saying, "The bigger they are, the harder they fall."
How can anyone seriously believe that a "lost" "extinct" language from around the 6th century or earlier would simply pop up in the 15th century in one document?
It's like the author is expecting us to believe that the VMS creator zoomed back nine centuries in a time machine (probably with naked nymphs at the control panel) to find an extinct languages AND an undocumented proto-Italic script, rather than just inventing a set of characters like everybody else did (ciphers were pretty popular in the Middle Ages).
As I said earlier, G. Cheshire should be in advertising.
News Release "Provided by University of Bristol"
I'm really beginning to wonder what academic credentials they are actually seeking. Is hype more important to them than substance?
There's a saying, "The bigger the lie, the more likely people are to believe it."
But there's also a saying, "The bigger they are, the harder they fall."
How can anyone seriously believe that a "lost" "extinct" language from around the 6th century or earlier would simply pop up in the 15th century in one document?
It's like the author is expecting us to believe that the VMS creator zoomed back nine centuries in a time machine (probably with naked nymphs at the control panel) to find an extinct languages AND an undocumented proto-Italic script, rather than just inventing a set of characters like everybody else did (ciphers were pretty popular in the Middle Ages).
As I said earlier, G. Cheshire should be in advertising.
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