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Originally posted by ragiusnotiel
Direne,
Thank you for answering my questions, your answers certainly confirmed an interesting aspect of yourself and the group as a whole.
It tickles my interest as to why you are so forthcoming with information that seems like it should be guarded, and guarded on information that seems unimportant.
This, however is solely the opinion of a natural born skeptic.
For instance, this incredibly interesting project is certainly a great interest to people high up in a lot of places, all over the world. So why, if you have no patents for it- and are so 'passionate' about it, would you be willing to let anyone get their hands on it? Why take the time out to guard it in the first place?
Seems fishy.
And why, for that matter, does any identifying information about yourself, such as language, become an issue?
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And why come here? Seriously, though. I am grateful for the answers to the questions. The only logical reason I could ever grasp would be that your trying to distract, and leading us in a 'different' direction.
Seems to me that had you wanted an open forum discussion about this you would have built one or added one to your site, even enabled commenting.. Something. Instead it seems you flew under the radar for as long as you could, and are now trying to curb and control interest.
My only real interest after reading this thread is who you all are, and what's really going on. There is obviously a lot more than what you are telling us. While I find it interesting i have no use for hard to decipher languages, however I always have time for secrets.
Lucky for me this is ATS, and I'm not the only skeptic. (Well, one would hope)
2. a seductively beautiful or charming woman, especially one who beguiles men: a siren of the silver screen.
Synonyms 2. seductress, temptress, vamp.
n. pitchfork v. resist, stand, stand out against, fight back, refuse, withstand, hold out, hold up, jib, jib at doing, persevere, offer resistance, make a stand for, stand out, stick up to
Dí Rén jié
Di Renjie (607-700), Tang dynasty politician, prime minister under Wu Zetian, subsequently hero of legends master sleuth Judge Dee, aka Chinese Sherlock Holmes, in novel Three murder cases solved by Judge Dee Dee case [Dí gōng àn] translated by Dutch sinologist RH van Gulik high 罗珮 | Robert van Gulik [Gāo Lúo pèi]
Enemy who Trad. enemy who
dí rén
enemy CL: a | a [gè]
This way people
běn dì rén
native person (of a country)
Show Strokes
Outside to people
wài dì rén
stranger, outsider
Show Strokes
Snow Man bottom man Trad. Connaught Man Bottom man
nuò màn dǐ rén
Norman (people)
Rent to people voted landmark voting rights Trad. leased land who voted landmark voting rights
zū dì rén tóu biāo piào quán
occupation franchise
The word Diener is German for servant.[1][2] In English, it is generally used to describe the person, in the morgue, responsible for handling, moving, and cleaning the corpse (though, at some institutions dieners perform the entire dissection at autopsy). It is derived from the German word Leichendiener, which literally means corpse servant.
@doodle19815: Direne is a modern form of the ancient name, Dwryne. It is my name. I ignore if that name is used today, but I recall having seen some Dwrynes in the phone listing of Canada. Can't say for sure.
Originally posted by ragiusnotiel
new video, uploaded today- titled "untold incidents"
vid link
(Can someone with some youtube experience explain to me why I can see the video, when it doesn't exist on the user youtube page? look here
This channel has no videos.
ForgottenLanguages - No public videos
Kantz on page 2 of this thread.
Certainly they appear to be very gifted linguists, but the vampire theme is definatly present as amongst themselves they write in Affel which is Romanian vampire dialect according to them, the names they take are vampiric name types as indicated form an Affel notebook.
Originally posted by JayinAR
I agree with CitizenJack here.
And also, to be fair to Direne, she said she would be willing to answer questions that pertain to her fields of study.
We shouldn't ask questions outside those parameters.
Originally posted by JayinAR
reply to post by ragiusnotiel
I can agree with that.
I was just speaking to the point of grilling her personally on things she has stated she is not willing to answer.
Originally posted by Direne
reply to post by leftisright
5- Your team is obviously not all just master linguists (notable from the web design, video editing etc), so what are your teams other areas of interests?
Each member has different interests, including religions, exobiology, cryptography, Medieval literature, ancient civilizations, palaeovirology and ancient diseases, witchcraft and sorcery, secret societies, and the like. Much as ATS members here, I guess.
6- You said English isn't your first language, if so what is? Is most of the team from different countries? How did you find each other?
Can't answer the first question. Yes, the members are from all over the world.