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Flat Earthers have some of the coolest worldbuilding!

more clonging videos pls

Base ∞

2:55 😐

This is literally awesome. As a computer scientist this makes immediate sense to me: it's actually encoding the value in the symbol itself and it is absolutely brilliant! No hyperbole this is a legit contender as a replacement to the Arabic numerals, imo. The amazing thing is this works just as well with other bases. You could easily encode a base 12 number system by making each upper stroke equal to 4, and going up one more stroke in the top. Another benefit I just thought of is so-called "seven segment displays" would only need five segments for both base 10 and base 12 (though a different five from each other) and six for base 16. With six specific segments you could have a universal numeral that could work in base 10, 12 or 16. I just can't get over how smart this is, but it's one of those things that seems obvious in hindsight. Why am I only learning about this now from the UA-cam algorithm and why are we not using this everywhere? I'm ready to switch right now!

calling the venice flag terrible just invalidated all ur opinions

wow, this sounds rlly easy to use especially for large number calculations

*w o a h*

1:27 it's used in beatboxing to imitate snaps and castanets.

Also give me a video about the punctuation system

Just made a desc Writing: Proto Alphabet: C 大 Ū 3 K 大 兀 S̠ Ҽ̄ Ū̠ 丄 上 U U̴ 7 9 Λ̄ Ↄ 入 M̄ 卍 J ニ Ꮀ J̴ S̬ Ō̬ Ū̠̞ 七 PA IPA: a i o m p t k ai ia oi f v s z n ŋ x ʙ ɹ ʀ l ʍ j ʔ h ao io oa ə Final Alphabet: Г Т 7 Г̄ Т̄ 7̄ Θ L ㄥ S Z 7̴ R つ Ɛ 3 Λ̄ 大Z̄ 囗 ー O • 囗̠ 囗̥ Ō 囗̄ ー̊ 囗̊ FA IPA: p t k m n ŋ ʔ f v s z x ʍ h ʙ ʀ ɹ j l a i o ə ai ao io ia oi oa Fun Fact: Oa can actually be written in every main writing system! (though it needs some adjustments to be written in abjads and abugidas) Example word: Г囗•I (paʔi) Cyrillic: па‘и Armenian: պա‘ի Georgian: პა‘ი Inuktitut: ᐸᑊᐄ Numbers: Written: O I ˥ L Ↄ C П U 二 X Ǝ E З Ɛ A V̴ Names: 0 nos, 1 kia, 2 roa, 3 ŋolo, 4 sa, 5 lila, 6 oro, 7 hiŋo, 8 xa, 9 oma, A jara, B kojo, C ki, D haʔa, E laʔi, F roro, 10 min

Im having issues with flowlines. I followed this video and the last as closely as I could, but when i deleted the now incorrect flow line after making the corrected one, the correct one lost the lines connecting to the continental crust on both sides. Now it does point exaclty at the verticies, but only at the verticies on the ocean crust created in the first 50 million year time step, and still covers the oceanic crust created in the second 50 million year step. Ive recreated the flowlines with the time stamp set to the beginning of my sim from my original rift, with the time of creation set to the beginning time, in my case 1550 ma. It doesnt begin showing the lines until 1500 ma, and I think this is because that oceanic crust also has plate id 100, but so does the crust made from 1500-1450 ma, but the lines still cover that one. It might be the newer release version, but idk why this would have changed, or if this matters for the sim.

Hangul but rigorously logical

I was inspired by the Oa writing system and created the writing system "Toralese". It isn't for another language, I just use it for english. I made a set of 25 letters (I removed Q) where you stack 2 on top of eachother and connect them with a line, so it goes up down, and then you read left to right. I call each set of 2 glyphs an "enaglyph" Also in Toralese, the glyphs for O A and I are the same, except E is the square and A is like a capital D turned right. Also when you want to make words begin with an H, you put a vertical line on thel eft of the beginning of the word and connect it to the top glyph. If you want a word like "Cash" you would put it on the right and connect it to the S glyph (Changing it from an S to an SH) I am still iterating and it has changed a lot, the more I write it the more I notice the letters evolving to be a bit different. I will also make a video on the toralese writing system soon

I drew my map in Mollweide projection, does this still work without distortion when imposing on the sphere?

0:40 Edgar, when do you find time to breathe?

After several hours of this and I didn't even start considering the winter hemisphere. From now on everything gonna be a mix of fantasy and realism but I love how it ended up for me and that's enough I guess, thanks!

2:40 the qu in the sentence is actually pronounced more closet to chee instead of ku

i recently created a conlang for an alien species (which, for some reason evolved similar vocal structures to us), but their writing system is something i'm particularly proud of. it's very circular, almost like the patterns left behind from bubbles. the consonants are composed of various lines and inset circles, all tangent to each other, with vowels being smaller circles tacked on to a particular part of the consonants at a certain angle (a, o, e, i, u, arranged with pentagonal symmetry). multiple vowels can be added, and where they start isn't mandatory, but vowels are all spelled clockwise.

Oceanic crust description oceanic crust

1:47 Actually 'only' works!

How to make a keyboard of my letters

So Artifexian can pronounce the bilabial trill, but can not pronounce a regular trilled r and the "ts" sound and doesn't want to include the dental fricatives.

This demonstration lacks vertical mountain ranges and some other kinds of geography that my own fantasy world has prevalently, I am having some trouble with my own map due to a few unique situations. Do you have some kind of channel discord I could contact you through? If you have the time of course, I am sure you are likely very busy with your own life.

I have no problem pronouncing pretty much any sound except the r w/ trill. I can even do the ü and ch in loch, but not the r

If your planet has a England, Britania-Insert (probably) rules the waves.

Anyone in 2025

71 is the best number

10 years later-

Miss is sippy cup= Mississippi cup

I remember you

ASL has aspect but no tense.

Letters to the son of the morning/lucifer

Lunisolar Calendar:Good Solar Calendar:Ok Lunar Calendar:Ok

The mana gave the dogi a boneo. Bow say that fast in a row.

YIPPEEE, MORE VIDEOS TO FEED MY AUTISM!!

Even if you've decided the people won't be semiaquatic they won't develop offshore oil drilling, and the seas won't recede or be uplifted in a timespan relevant to the people, wouldn't the offshore geology still be somewhat relevant to their fisheries?

Whatever happened to, “links in the doobleydoo?”

If you create this world in 6 years, you must rest on the next one.

Very late response - so I don’t know if it will be seen - but Welsh has some interesting factors with numbers. Most of the time they use a simple denary numbering. Except that the normal word for ‘first’ is an adjective - ‘cyntaf’ - and the word for ‘second’ is irregular - ‘ail’. The rest of the small ordinals are formed by adding a suffix to a form of the cardinal number, analogous to if English had the word ‘threeth’. For time they use vigesimal. For dates it’s slightly more complex again. So, for example, my birthday is the 16th of the month. In Welsh that would be ‘Yr unfed ar bymtheg’, which I can best render in English as ‘The oneth on fiveten’ - where ‘fiveten’ is a different word from ‘fifteen’, which would be ‘one ten five’. The seventeenth would be ‘the second on fiveten’. The eighteenth is ‘the two-nineth’ - ‘yr deunawfed’. The vigesimal word for twenty is ‘hugain’, which I will refer to as a score’, where as the more normal form of twenty is ‘two tens’. The twenty-first of the month is ‘the oneth on a score’ - ‘yr unfed ar hugain’, the twenty-second is ‘the second on a score’, the twenty-third is ‘the threeth on a score’ and so on. The thirtieth is ‘the tenth on a score’ and the thirty-first is ‘the oneth on ten on a score.

Cuspate and birds foot deltas are the ugliest things I've seen in my life what the hell

Very interesting. A minor note of little importance: Swedish is not really tonal, but mixed pitch-pressure accent. Only a few words change meaning when changing the accent, and it is almost always about indetermined vs. determined form of nouns when the indetermined form lacks (acute accent: and/anden) or have (grave accent: ande/anden) an essential end vowel. If you are going to mess with the accent, always use grave accent: Swedes will understand what you say even though you aren't doing it quite correctly.

A bit late but any random generated information you wish to keep copy and paste specialm paste values only and it'll keep the values in another set of dells

O I V N W, Add A Macron For 5 Ō is 5, 10 15 You Guess. My Unicode Version, Yes.

Maybe if I rewatch this video enough I can make an actually good looking script

Cool

can't believe i somehow missed this til how, never did i think i would be going "WOO ROCKS" but here we are XD

"(Thunderstorms)'re not found that frequently in ... polar climes." As someone who has experienced several "Thunder-blizzards", this doesn't seem quite right. I don't think I'm in the polar climate, but it certainly is very cold and dry during the winter, when these happen.