3/5 Human Clause

Hey, family...I was looking at the definition and entomology of the word “human”...did y’all know human is an adjective...not a noun...in school a noun was taught as a person, place , thing, or idea...the definition of a human: of or belonging to man...

they didn’t really get this word together until the 1500-1700’s

like they were trying to figure out what to call themselves...the origins of the word are

gothic guma, from Proto-Germanic

Old High German Gomo

Old Icelandic Gumi

Old English guma (man) which did not survive into Middle English except in the form of bridegome (bridegroom) from old English brydguma etc...

how can they tell us who we are when they were just getting their language together...they wrote us indirectly into their language (s)

but I measured out 3/5 on a syringe...that’s nothing

then I looked the word person up and found this:

the origins are French and Latin...

Now the Latin version of person is persona which is also in the blacks law dictionary...

now persona in Latin means human being; originally, character in a drama, mask , possibly borrowed Etruscan phersu mask

in the black‘s law dictionary (5th edition) it says persona character in virtue of which certain rights belong to a man and certain duties are imposed upon him... example are father and son, of master and servant...

so, ummm, they don’t even know what a human is

doesn't Latin come from the Greeks..this word doesn’t even have any feminine energy in the description of what

a person or human being is...

do you think they hid the truth in plain site ...we aren’t them...”humans”

human is an adjective that

describes what is “3/5 human”

I hope this wasn’t confusing, family....