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How come nobody has noticed? The markings on the Ishango bone perfectly model a sieve for the prime numbers. It is observed (for n greater than 3) that the middle column M of the bone eliminates from the sequence n = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, numbers composed of "copies" of others, leaving behind prime numbers only. See the complete paper: https://osf.io/preprints/africarxiv/6z2yr/
[☆N.B. A "sieve" in mathematics is an algorithm or process for picking out prime numbers from the procession of natural numbers].

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This is a breakdown of the false notion by Thomas Sowell that Ebonics or Afrikan American English comes from poor white folks from the British Isles.

0:00 Start
0:07 Thomas Sowell doesnt understand Ebonics
1:00 Gullah words of Afrikan origin misinterpreted
3:00 Ebonics conjugation system
6:55 English words of Afrikan origin


Sources:

Afrikanisms in North America by Dr. Joseph Holloway

Common words of African Origin Dr.William Megenney, University of California, Riverside

Afrikanisms in the Gullah dialect, Dr. Lorenzo Turner

Current Trends in Linguistics Dr. Bendor Samuel


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