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How do people get mass entertainment conlang gigs? Either they're David J. Peterson, or they're one of the few other people who've been hired in recent decades, possibly due to being members of the Language Creation Society and receiving notification of conlanging-for-hire jobs that get channelled through that. Either way they're lucky.

Perhaps, hormones are universally equal the same hormones every animal on earth Have, are or could be universal two water types of by logical life that express some sort of rationalization, with that being said, hormones express feelings, One day our civilization might be able or might be condemned to share the same fellings in it's own community, as a survival feature to assure evolution and the species existence, when we are capable of transmit organic feelings , we will be capable to communicate with a visitor, assuming we pass the Great filter wich is Nihilism. Otherwise I don't know any visitor on human history that didn't try Force it's power over the visited, colonialism is universal, and the universe isn't democratic, but imperialist. But maybe Through transmit emotions to other life forms could be a start, or math, or music, or Color or sound, or Wave frequency, or anything all life have in common on earth.

While there may be more SOV languages than SVO, and way more families, there are way more speakers of SVO languages than SOV. SVO includes English, Chinese, Spanish, etc. Incidentally to me the logical order is VSO. You set up what type of event it is, then who or what is responsible for it, then what it affects. Clearly the brain disagrees with me though.

When he first put the audio and clip on, I heard "La" But once he explained, the effect worked on me, lol.

If crows can solve problems and use tools, theres no way dinosaurs weren’t as smart or even way smarter than today’s birds. Dinosaurs had millions of years of reign! They must have developed intelligence.

The brain edits when it renders experience all the time. Things like this are like opportunities when you can catch it in the act.

I wanted to know how smart dinosaurs were relative to modern animals, and I found this video, and it answered my question.

Yeah, but mandela effects are typically things we memorized like quotes & lyrics. Why would one line or one word, the same one for everyone, be different from what we remember? I remember phone numbers from 40 years ago and the lyrics to my fave songs. Yet some of those songs are different now. I saw so many new and old images of donald duck…yet he’s yellow sometimes and i never saw a yellow donald duck. Or pink daisy or yellow nephews for that matter, but they all exist. Someone said your tests were a good example but they arent, they are SHORT TERM MEMORY tests. Mandela effects are from our LONG TERM memory. So these tests are irrelevant. All of these experiments in memory ignore the long term. 9:49 thats the only argument that makes sense but we call these manscuses because most people didn’t see or hear the examples presented. I get that youre playing devils advocate here, but its not false memory. Its not inaccurate memory. Our memories are real. We have even seen things change, on air, in front of our eyes…with the chat seeing it, too.

If you think a particular grammar represents a particular configuration of mind, then you have to think that the simpler grammars of more telepathic languages (eg Chinese, Korean) reflect less nuanced configurations of mind-ie, you’d have to think that Korean and Chinese speakers are kinda dull. Which is of course not true, because grammar is universal.

I have already tried this in a universe I have created. But it's nice to hear from someone else about it.

Great video man!

This was very well thought out and executed! ❤ thank you for this. Just intellectual enough without being inaccessible.

I’d love to see an analysis of what your diet and metabolism would need to be like to generate the energy required to power an antenna for routine communication

I never knew the aliens were saying gibberish in Star Wars

I am writing a science fiction novel involving an alien race, I had planned to have them use a human language to communicate with humans but that leaves me with as many problems as it solves. If you have not already been flooded with people requesting alien languages and you would like to know more about my project let me know how to contact you. I would be happy to try and convince you it would be worth the effort.

You mean "Sounds Like" not look like.

Shocked this doesn't have like a million views or something

Hi Ryan, are you a postdoctoral researcher or an associate professor?

Are there the Swadesh list for the sign languages?

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Hot damn, the production quality has skyrocketed

I love learning about languages from this channel.

I'm sorry... what? Your whole body is a fractal antena. The neural system continuously moves electrons, as long as you're still breathing. How is any reasonably complex creature on earth missing an antena?

Love this. I used to write sci fi and fantasy as a teenager and have pages of notes full of (really simplistic) conlangs. If I ever got back into it I'd want to take into account all the possible weird and wonderful forms of articulation. There's just a balance to be had between communicating to the audience and being realistic which is often difficult to achieve.

Luminescence is a doable option. Visible light occupies 300 nanometers. If aliens have detectors distinguishing 10 nanometers, we can get 30 letters. The emmitting fluorescence must be fast switching though

yo this might be my favorite video you've done yet Ryan you keep hitting them out of the park

I wonder how San-Ti language may sound like?

Really good! What a piece of nice work. Greetings from Colombia!

i love this video!!!!!!

There are few works of fiction that address language as a central theme. It would be helpful if it were more common. Seeing the language from a different perspective would be interesting and a welcome stimulus to study. When trying to group this theme I saw that it is in many places, but never in a central place.

What an amazing video, I was really looking forward to this one! Glad to have you back. I have seen some articles about animal and plant languages and even their translation through AI and other technologies and I find it fascinating. Whenever I ponder on the topic of the limits of the mind I always start through the possibility of creating a language of one. Perhaps I do it one day just for fun 😅 or perhaps it would be a way to visualise how my brain actually represents reality to itself? 🤔 Food for thought. Can't wait for the next video. Cheers from France :)

Humans are effortlessly plagerizing and correlating without even realizing it. In fact we project so much into nature that we just learned about it a few century's ago. Obviously, we use countless irrelevant metaphysics to form one word or idea that then goes on to be relevant and important .we kept building upon & improving over time to the point it ispires the evolution movement all together. Lol The most important thing I believe in aliens is shared in ASI would they reference a ground zero of reality, you need an eternal cosmos floor of reality or a spirit of God hovering over the waters of cosmos 0 to even begin with oreintation and direction to be built upon in language . A shares foundational corridenate point zero if you will . Cardinal direction like when the light came on in humanity, x,y,z = man made time hierarchy knowledge of Good and evil equations. Which brings the whole artificial intelligence into the question by asking if it did become super smart would it deem our languages valuable or would it locate a hidden Language of reality that would be like jibberish to us. Maybe it even wouldn't be valuable to us in anyway shape of form lol We plagiarize the past to correlate with the present to better convey ideas and teach ( less-ons) to one another. We have to have perception management mind dope or atleast a confirmation bias in place that everyone is familiar with like say how Newton upset the old world Deterministic platonic ordering categorizing system that was lost but Darwin dualistic revision created a familiar language & phylosphy to piggyback on those old world beliefs. So we get a situation where everyone is into nationalism and language study along with the search for roots of civilization and puts our alphabetical exodus front ans center buy it can't truly be separated from how teach ,talk learn or perception management. Aligoric, symbolic and esoteric alignment plus oreintation and direction are interdependent upon a tangled mess of correlations.

Another terrifically well-written, researched, and produced video. Superb job Ryan! This channel -- and particularly this video's topic -- is right up my alley. And it should ultimately have 100s of thousands of subscribers. I hope to be part of that growth along the way. Thanks!

So rich in information and fascinating.. what a topic, I absolutely love it! I instantly thought of His Master's Voice, by Stanislaw Lem and the message of aliens sent towards Earth, group of scientists from different fields trying to encode it

Probably just like spoken vulgar Sanskrit. A highly inflected language with 8 declensions (nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive, dative, ablative, instrumental, and locative) to avoid loss of information in verbal transmission.

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there is a distinction between concsious awareness of these concepts and mere behavior that seems to require the distinction, i think it unlikely that ant has an experience of itself and an awareness of the separateness of others, i think it more likely that there is some simple computational machinery that allows the behavior without the consciousness, but i could be biased against ants :S

Thank you for this explanation :'D

There is already an extremely precise means and method of communicating all types of information about parts of our world, yet it is hardly discussed: The architectural plan. In its most elemental presentation, the architectural plan is not "read" from right to left or from top to bottom. There is no "starting point" when one begins to "read" it. The whole is comprised of the parts and the parts inform the whole. The plan conveys information such as basic geometrical properties, the quality and quantity of light in a proposed space, the relationships to above and below the plans elevation datum, its material aspects and so on. The is no arrow of time in its construct, unlike spoken language where one is about to speak, speaking, and have spoken. There is no linearity to its construct.

I can't get past the misuse of hierarchical or the whteness of the boy making vast claims without any form of reference or explanation.

Turkish has case markers, which makes it possible to have arbitrary word order

You know that reminds me of sign language it's some what similar 12:25 and uhm chinese word for months not actually like english because it's a number that's why faster! Lol like month 1 month 2 not january february

I love Arrival. I love language in general, and wish I had a better idea about where the defining line between the Russian word for dark blue and light blue exist. My very favorite moment in Arrival is how the linguist was chosen. War = a desire for cows. I Love That!!!

This is a remarkable point about current LLM's. I've tried the book on top of a teacup image and it is true. Are there other examples? A list perhaps of these cases?

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Nice! I’ve been interested in languages and linguistics for a very long time (back into my childhood, more than 50 years ago). You’ve done a great job of presenting some of the core concepts about language diversity and development in an entertaining and visually pleasing way. I found your channel recently and was surprised to see that it’s relatively new. I watched your video on your neurodiversity, and I was captivated by your clarity and vulnerability with such a challenging topic. As someone interested in communication and also neurodiverse myself, I really resonated. I subscribed immediately, which is not something I usually do. You are off to a great start, and I’m looking forward to watching more of your videos.

I discovered this channel just yesterday and immediately subscribed! Thank you for the videos

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I watched this movie while I was doing my linguistics degree and it made me fall in love with science friction