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We dive deep into the history of ForgottenLanguages.org, a nearly 20-year-old blog that covers a wide array of subjects ranging from alien technology to secret societies, prompting theories of ARGs or government psyops.

In 2009, a mysterious website was launched featuring cryptic, new languages that only the admin could understand. Since then, the contributors to the site have grown to 43 people who have collectively posted almost every day for 17 years. Each post in one of several dozen unknown languages about topics ranging from quantum physics to dreams to alien technology and beyond. What is this website for? Who’s behind it? And what does it all mean? Today, we dive down the rabbit hole of the Forgotten Languages Blog.

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girder

Good to see another Internet mystery again.

niceBlight

Damn, Trevor with the Arrival spoilers, raw dogged

Tyler Diamond

Glad to finally learn what the GAI agenda is.

Kat Hedgecoth

Not an insane one, but definitely a weird one. There was more than once I felt like that meme of Patrick from Spongebob with his eyes half closed & drooling from my brain just dissociating from all the big words lol.

Kaiyeti

That one theory about the language effects our behavior reminds me of the anime movie genocidal organ.

Declan Norman

I will just point out as a historian, the use of cursive is very important as without the ability to read old documents, you rely on others to decipher for you, which can rewrite or erase historical context, intent, or relevance.

Red Web

That is a GREAT point! And a bit horrifying now that I realize we no longer teach it, right?

Jack Snyder

Need some GAI merch for pride month

Raisa

I love internet mysteries and this episode was definitely intriguing. I'm surprised I've never heard of it so I would definitely love for you guys to dive deeper and make more episodes.

Devon Willingham

I feel like this is just a bunch of nerds (complimentary) just creating languages and then seeing if they work. Just some guys with a hyper fixation. I knew a guy in high school who used to make his own formulas for absolutely no reason. Feels like that