THE HIDDEN TRUTHS OF HUMAN CIVILIZATION: HOW “ODAM TILI” EXPOSES MANIPULATED HISTORY AND OFFERS A PATH TO GLOBAL PEACE
Keywords:
The suppression of linguistic and historical truths has led to a fractured global society, incapable of addressing existential threats like nuclear war. Language, the foundation of human understanding and cooperation, has been weaponized to obscure reality and maintain systems of control [3]. The “Odam Tili” framework provides a revolutionary lens for deconstructing these manipulations, offering humanity a path toward clarity and peace [7].Abstract
The world teeters on the brink of nuclear war, driven not just by geopolitical tensions but by a deeper, underlying crisis: the systematic suppression of truth through the manipulation of human language and history. This paper explores how the “Odam
Tili” theory—rooted in the natural evolution of language—uncovers historical distortions tat have shaped human society. From the ancient Turkic roots of governance, mathematics, and religion to the linguistic connections between global languages, this article exposes the deliberate erasure of Turkic contributions and argues for a paradigm shift to avert huanity’s descent into chaos [1], [2].
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