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The H-Bomb
Build an atom bomb and use it to bomb everything. To the universe, you are just burning firecrackers. Blacks want to harness the energy produced by an exploding star, or two galaxies colliding. They know that. They were born from it. They just forgot, that’s all. But give them Mdw nTr, in their many Negro Egyptian languages, and I promise you, going to space will be like taking a walk through the park. But if you want them to build atom bombs, give them Physics – in the narrative of “white domination, terror and deciet”, and you’ll have your atom bomb. Which one, will be up to Black Linguists and Black Historians (with specialization in Mdw nTr), not me or geneticists and molecular biologists and all sorts of… Whatever we are called.
Mathematics would not have developed without Black Linguists. Period. If I’m wrong, then prove Dr. Theophile Obenga wrong, that “the most difficult thing to invent is a system of writing”, such that, the one who invents a system of writing, actually, and necessarily, invents a civilization; everything else is a copy, a borrowing, and Blacks, by definition of nature, don’t like borrowing.
NonMwenSe1 Comment-
“the most difficult thing to invent is a system of writing.” I totally agree 💯 %.
To me, writing is arguably the most important and the greatest invention that man has ever created.
Writing is what have shaped our world today. With writing you can spread ideas and exchange information; you can disseminate knowledge, wisdom, teach, and narrate history with writing; through writing, you can create a legacy that will live on forever. Writing allowed for the development and maintenance of large and complex kingdoms, empires, civilizations, societies; writing allowed for the the formation of both academic and practical learning to take place.
The invention of writing is the foundation of the information technology advancements that we enjoy today.
Without the Black Afrikan man, Black Afrikan woman, invention of the writing system, the world as we know it today would be a lot different; and I will go as far and say that the world as we know it today would not exist without a writing system.
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