You guys may have a hard time with Ahmet 
His solution is just wrong. You don't need to know ancient Turkish dialects to see it. He uses basically simple substitution and as result gets unexisting words only vaguely similar to real words making word salad - no grammar and no sense. It's just like many other solutions.
But when you try to talk to him he will throw in your face a lot of tiny details about Turkish language which you won't be able to discuss as you don't speak it. And the outcome may seem confusing indeed.
There is something like Brandolini's law and somehow I remembered it when reading Ahmet:
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The amount of energy needed to refute bullsh*t is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.
So to discuss with Ahmet papers which are 285 pages long you would have to write a document that is 500 pages long or so. That nobody would actually read anyway
His solution is just wrong. You don't need to know ancient Turkish dialects to see it. He uses basically simple substitution and as result gets unexisting words only vaguely similar to real words making word salad - no grammar and no sense. It's just like many other solutions.
But when you try to talk to him he will throw in your face a lot of tiny details about Turkish language which you won't be able to discuss as you don't speak it. And the outcome may seem confusing indeed.
There is something like Brandolini's law and somehow I remembered it when reading Ahmet:
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The amount of energy needed to refute bullsh*t is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it.
So to discuss with Ahmet papers which are 285 pages long you would have to write a document that is 500 pages long or so. That nobody would actually read anyway
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