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dhtml18:
Omo, the kind of codes flying about here na be am o

Huh?

musicwriter:
The only thing I'll advise you is stop passing your inferiority to others.

Ah yes, like I expected. You've lost but instead of standing by your word, you continue flinging inane ad hominems at me hoping to gain favor. A hypocritical sore loser. Bravo.

musicwriter:
Of course, your education makes you chose inferiority, so even if African hieroglyphs and civilization is older you prefer your inferiority by giving the credit to Sumerians and Chinese. The first form of writing was invented by the first people on the earth- AFRICANS.

Kemet civilization is at least 1,000 older than Sumerian.

Kemet civilization is at least 3,000 older than Chinese.

The evidence shows your claims to be decidedly false and no sort of ad hominem will help you. It's time to delete your account.

OK. Here are the shortcuts for all (most) browsers to open the console:

Chrome and Firefox - Ctrl + Shift + J
Edge and IE - F12, then select "Console"

Malix:
Ehya pele. I got some Bch

How much did you get?

CryptoCoinr:
But your funds are escrowed if you use LocalBitcoins meaning you don't lose the whole fund should the transaction fail.

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musicwriter:
If you're able to show me any form of writing that existed before the hieroglyphs I'll delete my Nairaland account.

Cuneiform script dating back to ~3500 BC.

Edit: And since you specifically said "any form of writing", here's another even further back:

- Jiahu symbols of China - ~6600 BC

I'm more of an amateur than a newbie (sort of) but it took longer than I expected, and more iterations than I anticipated (still have them in Sublime Text), but I finally did it. This is in JavaScript:

function find (word, text)
{
let index = 0;
let lastIndex = 0;
let startIndex = 0;
let placeholder = "";

while (startIndex < text.length && placeholder !== word)
{
lastIndex = startIndex + (word.length - 1);

if (word[index] === text[startIndex] && word[word.length - 1] === text[lastIndex])
{
for (startIndex; startIndex <= lastIndex; startIndex++)
{
if (word[index] === text[startIndex])
{
placeholder += word[index];
index++;
}
else
{
index = 0;
placeholder = "";
startIndex = lastIndex;
}
}
}
else
{
startIndex++;
}
}

return (placeholder === word) ? 1 : 0;
}

You can test it yourself with your browser (Chrome; any browser really but the shortcut is for Chrome) if you're using a PC.

- Press Ctrl + Shift + J in any open tab
- Copy and Paste the above code into the console and hit the Return/Enter key
- Type find("whatever word you want to find", "whatever sentence you want the word to be found in" ) into the console and hit the Return/Enter key.

musicwriter:
Enjoy your mis-education, but stop passing it to others. The site I gave you is a language resource site maintained by white people, not by Africans.

Likewise. Like I said earlier, "[y]ou lost me at the point you claimed I was shifting my argument' which is why you have the previous version of my post which was a product of me skimming over every other claim in your post.

A British scholar named Wallace Budge translated the African hieroglyphs to English.
A french scholar named Jean-Francois Campollion translated the African hieroglyphs to French.

These are open information for you to verify and get yourself cured.

Information about this is indeed very open. Use it and you might find out the first form of writing was not hieroglyphics and did not originate in Africa.

Brendascouch:
Why not put them here for everyone to know?

The last time I tried to notify members here about what Najwal (above) is sad about, I got nixed by the anti-spambot aka buggybot.

musicwriter:
You've began shifting your argument already even before it began!. Well, [ -- snip -- ]

You lost me at the point you claimed I was shifting my argument. That is so very clearly a strawman.

And if you want to contradict years of historical research, palaeography and archaeology because of what appears of be an envious tribalistic mindset then you need more than a bunch of unsubstantiated claims, an edited image linking to a spurious website and exclamation marks.

ola185:
Hello guys... Pls which coin is the best and most reliable that I can invest 150k for a period of 6months? THANKS

There's a coin you could invest in right now and make roughly double that by September.

musicwriter:
By this question; are you implying we began to communicate ourselves in Africa when we began to speak English?

Well, communication can be done with more than just written/spoken language so no. Strictly speaking though, there's no evidence of written language in Africa prior to colonialism, none that I've seen at least.

musicwriter:
This's not surprising to me at all, cause my independent research on language (which I continue to express here on Nairaland and on my blog) tells me exactly the same thing. When a human or a humanoid as shown here becomes extremely intelligent it would want to create a language of it's own. It's the same way rats would stop eating fish laced with poison once many of them has eaten the same thing and died. Same way if you keep using same insecticide all the time, mosquitoes in your home would develop immunity against it.

What's going on here is the robots has become intelligent enough that it no longer want to be controlled by an external intelligence. They want to run on it's own mind, and if allowed would indeed create their own language over time. Once they have their own language, they can do ANYTHING they want; including challenging the authority of humans over them.

When future Africans becomes mass of intelligent people, we would discard English language and French which were given to us by foreigners and we would do exactly what the robots has done. We will go back to speaking our own native languages in society and as language of learning in schools. I have concluded this long ago, and it WILL happen. What I don't know is when.

What a shame a robot think smarter than us!

Apart from the other issues with your claims, are you sure you want to live in a country with its indigenenes encouraged to speak over 200 distinct languages on a day-to-day basis, talk less of a continent with over 1000?

Muhammedbashir:
Hmm, yes am actually using it as practice zone. I till have my code HTML codes at my system waiting to have d JS code before uploading it online!!!

Post the JS code you have.

Donald3d:
Even if its real u don't expect them to accept it really happened, its damage control my oga .American companies have been covering things up since 1776

Maybe, maybe not and I will admit that Facebook and Zuckerberg aren't exactly known for their honesty, but, as far as AI (or DEHI as I like to think about it) inventing languages and that being a new thing, it's 100% fake news.

YesNoMaybe:
This issues are becoming much much potentially dangerous each pass pass day. I I I I I I have hope hope that man man man man man has not taken science far far far.

Emmysky:
E don dey happen. Machines are evolving on their own. How can an AI be speaking a language that it wasn't programmed to? Skynet is coming or even VIKI

It's fake news though, see the link above. AI has been "inventing" their modified versions of English for decades.

I'm assuming this is a test/demo site you're using to practice, right?
What code do you have already?

Fake news.

Nov6:
Shuting it down wasn't the best,
its normal for A.I to try develop its own language especially when the preferd language is been difficult for it store&transform....

I had a similar case when i wrote a program with VM and try it input the data in talking fancy baby doll i bought for experiment...
I got to discover that their was a mistake in the program i created,so the A.I tried telling me there was a corrupt file in its system but i couldn't understand &ended up wiping out the whole data......

Indeed. The news report is fake news.

This story is sensationalist fake news.

Others complain too:

CryptoCoinr:
And here are the links to the mods' profiles (didn't wanna link to them in the OP and trigger the buggybot):

- MrKnowitall (inactive for over a year)
- dominique (quite active today)

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