Recently, I've had the privilege to join an online group that examines the Wonders of the Holy Tongue. There readers and contributors to this group have varying viewpoints on lots of things, and that’s something that makes the group so wonderful. There’s also a wide (or perhaps not-so-wide) difference of opinion on how human language came to be, whether it developed slowly over the course of millennia (by prehistoric cavemen who were gradually learning how to use their highly-evolved vocal chords) or whether it originated instantaneously on a fateful Friday afternoon, 1st of Tishrei, Year 2 from Creation, at 1pm solar time, and brilliantly programmed into the newly-formed mind of a single individual, a young, ambitious twenty-something multi-ethnic vegan naked androgynous hermaphrodite named Adam (אדם) who had an affinity for fruits, and figs in particular. (No, it was NOT apples!)
Contemporary Cavemen
Contemporary Cavemen
Contemporary Cavemen
Recently, I've had the privilege to join an online group that examines the Wonders of the Holy Tongue. There readers and contributors to this group have varying viewpoints on lots of things, and that’s something that makes the group so wonderful. There’s also a wide (or perhaps not-so-wide) difference of opinion on how human language came to be, whether it developed slowly over the course of millennia (by prehistoric cavemen who were gradually learning how to use their highly-evolved vocal chords) or whether it originated instantaneously on a fateful Friday afternoon, 1st of Tishrei, Year 2 from Creation, at 1pm solar time, and brilliantly programmed into the newly-formed mind of a single individual, a young, ambitious twenty-something multi-ethnic vegan naked androgynous hermaphrodite named Adam (אדם) who had an affinity for fruits, and figs in particular. (No, it was NOT apples!)