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MUMS OR GODS?

First let’s give Applied Biliteral Etymology (ABE) a chance to clear this: It has been said that the difference between “mum” and...

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ORIGIN OF HOMO SAPIENS

(2) *GN → ●KN → CUNT RAIlS, BAGS, SAKS, CUPS, KNIVES, SWORDS, SHEATHS, marrow AND CUNT HAVE ONE THING IN COMMON The undisputable...

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SATI

Wikipedia: Sati or sutteenote 1 is a Hindu practice, now largely historical, in which a widow sacrifices herself by sitting atop her deceased husband’s funeral pyre.23456 Although it is debated whether it received scriptural mention in early Hinduism, it has been linked to related Hindu practices in the Indo-Aryan speaking regions of India which diminished the rights of women, especially those to the inheritance of property.

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SEX IN THE STONE AGE

FREE SEX FOR ALL IN PRE-HISTORIC TIMES IS NOT SUPPORTED BY PRIMARY APPLIED ETYMOLOGY and it may be another myth of a deeply misunderstood...

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FAMILIES OF THE STONE AGE

Now that the girl has experienced her first forays into sex, *NK “copulation”, marriage follows and with it new...

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BREASTS OF WOMEN

All of us use words and expressions without being aware what do they really mean. ‘Abreast’ is one of them. We use it correctly...

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WHAT MEANS “I LOVE YOU”?

THE ORIGIN OF “LOVE” We may think that we can produce endless sounds but the phonetic truth of the matter is that unique and...

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HOMOSEXUALITY

Homosexuality was declared a sin by worshippers of Baʿal (Bel) five or six thousand years ago but the ban rests also on a...

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ORIGIN OF LOVE (1)

Lovers have a good choice of words to describe their feelings for each other but subtle differences of all such words are ncessary to...

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EMBERS, ONIONS AND CLITORIS

UNDERSTANDING LINGUISTIC CATEGORIES: EMBERS, VISION AND CLITORISES HAVE NOT JUST ONE BUT TWO THINGS IN COMMON The mono syllabic root...

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