Re: Greek Psi

On Feb 26, 5:59 pm, Harlan Messinger
<hmessinger.removet...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"Test case" implies falsifiability. You keep stating proudly that your
conjectures are unfalsifiable, meaning that they are immune to testing.
You don't seem to understand what you are talking about at all.

BIR means fur, especially the fur on which a newborn was laid
(a peculiar meaning imposed by the permutation group, for,
as I said many times, Magdalenian words don't come alone
but in groups). The word has many derivatives, also of the
second and third degree - a great many derivatives I listed
up in five subsequent messages in my thread Magdalenian
experiment (near the begin of that thread, to be retrieved
via the Google interface of sci.lang). Yesterday I heard
Bob Dylan's song Man Gave Name to All the Animals and
was amused about the first animal he namd: man saw an
animal that liked to growl and had furry hair, so he thought
he will name it a bear ... That's exactly my explanation of
bear as the furry one, provider of the best fur, thick, longhaired,
soft and warm. My explanation can't be falsified and disproved
by anyone. And nobody could provide new and better evidence
for the PIE explanation of bear as the brown one, which, in my
opinion, is a lame explanation, someone looked up the six
homonyms *bher- and thought *bher- 'brown' fit best for the
bear. I can easily unite the six *bher- homonyms under BIR,
and as fur very often is brown, also this aspect is included
in my explanation. You Americans like competition, but not
in sci.lang, you want PIE being the only language model,
you like to have a monopole, you build up a wall of bricks.
With my excellent Magdalenian etymology of bear I pose
a real callenge, now you should show me and the lurkers
how good PIE is, how it can cope with the views of alleged
cranks, but you can't, you don't give me any evidence for
the brown one, bear is just the brown one because you say
so (using your favorite turn of phrase), albeit even the PIE
hardliner Trond Engen is not happy about the brown one.
Being such a lame etymology. Leading nowhere. While
my BIR led me far since last August, when I went for the
etymology of bear, even to a cosmic fur, namely the fur
BIR of the fur giver BIR GID which contained the primeval
world BIR LAD and is depicted as a form I call 'bowl' on
pillar 31 of temple D, Göbekli Tepe, in a hieroglyphic
inscription I identified as origin of Genesis 1:1 in the Bible:

)OG BIR AC CA

(also in my Magdalenian thread). Fertility, a word coming
from BRI meaning fertile, is the first test of a new hypothesis
that must solve problems and open windows and alleys,
real test cases are then only a question of time. And, by the
way, what are the test case you offer in testing the etymology
of bear as the brown one? does bear mean the brown one
just because you say so, no test and no evidence needed?
.

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