Abstract
Digital Linguistics (DL) is an interdisciplinary study that identifies human language as a digital evolution of mammal analog vocal sign communications, founded on the vertebrate spinal sign reflex mechanism. The author identifies the birth of linguistic humans at the time of the laryngeal descent, which provided vowel accented syllables containing logical properties of phonemes and morae. A character set and literacy is the second evolution. Written text is long lasting syllables in the brain of literate persons, and a civilization started as a linguistic phenomenon. At the end of their biological life, they can write their accumulated knowledge with a character set, so that subsequent generations can share their thoughts and experiences to develop further. In the 21st century, text is available in electronic form, which is interactive against keyword searches. It is time for linguistic humans to integrate disciplinary sciences and correct any errors to establish collective human intelligence. Piaget indicated that concepts can be manipulated correctly based on a group theory, which seems to be a base logic for intellectual evolution of linguistic humans as well as a tool for respectful and productive interdisciplinary discussions. [1][2]
Highlights
From the Birthplace of Modern Linguistic HumanThe Recent African Single Origin Hypothesis (RASOH) was first proposed by Cann, Stoneking and Wilson, followed by supportive and more precise analysis, and became the global standard in anthropology. [3] archaeology and linguistics have not yet combined their hypotheses on the origins of modern humans into RASOH
[8] Royer et al stated that ‘(T)his study demonstrates that size variation in the Klasies River mandibular and dental samples is greater than in modern human populations, supporting the hypothesis that this Middle Stone Age (MSA) population was more dimorphic.’[9]. This dimorphism indicates that the evolution of the mandibular bone should have taken place in KRM to house a descended larynx for vowel resonance
We think that the effects of this will be as profound as were those after the origin of the genetic code, or of language.”[16]. In the 21st century, much linguistic information is available in interactive electronic form
Summary
The Recent African Single Origin Hypothesis (RASOH) was first proposed by Cann, Stoneking and Wilson, followed by supportive and more precise analysis, and became the global standard in anthropology. [3] archaeology and linguistics have not yet combined their hypotheses on the origins of modern humans into RASOH. The Recent African Single Origin Hypothesis (RASOH) was first proposed by Cann, Stoneking and Wilson, followed by supportive and more precise analysis, and became the global standard in anthropology. [3] archaeology and linguistics have not yet combined their hypotheses on the origins of modern humans into RASOH. The author proposes the RASOH for linguistic humans, who obtained logical properties of phonemes with click consonants 72KA (thousand years ago) during the Toba volcanic winter and morae with vowel accented syllables around 66KA with laryngeal descent, the anatomical evolution of linguistic human
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