ChristopherOszywa

Latin and South American people are friendly with natural smiles, they are great dancers and singers, they are smart and capable, so what is wrong, what do they miss? that say Chinese people have. Why is most of South America poor and they are not manufacturing products like the Chinese are? What is missing. The Authors suggests that the issue might be with the Language, in that the languages they speak lack what is called "Alarm Sounds" in their language that Chinese languages posses. That is the difference, please read the Authors Books to understand more, its called "Frighten the World into Prosperity: By Installing Alarm Sounds into Languages" By Christopher Oszywa.

Complacent societies though out the world are experiencing poverty and desperation. Why are various societies in Africa complacent and what do they have to do to become highly focused, intense with a sense of urgency so that they can quickly develop and become prosperous?. This video further explore the issue of why highly focused societies usually outcompete complacent societies and usually take their wealth. The video is based on the theory originally presented in the book "Evolutionary Alarm Sounds within Languages" by Christopher Richard Oszywa

Classical Latin had many Alarm Sounds, these Alarm Sounds increased focus, intensity and sense of urgency in the Ancient Romans, allowing them to create the most advanced civilisation in history only surpassed technologically by the modern civilisation. The video demonstrates first lines from the famous literary work of the Ancient Rome "Aeneid" pronounced by the author of the theory, hopefully in a similar way to that the Ancient Romans. The video highlight where the alarm sounds existed, revealing that Ancient Latin contained high concentration of alarm sounds and suggesting that the reason the Intense faces of the Ancient Romans in the video were due to the Alarm Sounds in the Ancient Latin. As the Latin Language lost many of its Alarm Sounds, the Roman Civilisation Declined. In the next video the Author will compare Classical Latin to that of Modern Italian to demonstrate the extent of the loss of the Alarm Sounds in Modern Italian when in comparison to Ancient Latin. (Please note there are two errors, first the [el] in the word bello is an alarm sound. Second in the word "terris" the [rr] trill sounds are pronounced longer as two seperate sounds).

This is an experimental trailer, for an upcoming video which will discuss alarm sounds in Ancient Latin language, demonstrating that Latin contain unique and intense alarm sounds which gave ancient Romans, especially during the early and to a lesser extent the golden age of Roman civilisation, drive ad motivation to be highly focused, intense with a high sense of urgency. Even though Romans were highly focused they were also creative, innovative and musical. Romans had a combination of character features not found since in any society, including any of the modern and developed societies.

EVERYTHING WE’VE BEEN TOLD ABOUT HOW TO HELP THE THIRD WORD DEVELOP AND PROSPER HAS BEEN WRONG AND A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY. NOW CHRIS OSZYWA, IN HIS REVOLUTIONARY WORK, TELLS US WHAT WE NEED TO DO TO GET IT RIGHT. For decades, we have been told that the third world needs vast assistance to help in development of their infrastructure, education, health. Yet after decades of attempted development most of the countries are still in desperate poverty and the aid and technology is contributing to exploding populations, mass migration and acceleration of resource depletion – creating a looming catastrophe. So what went wrong, why haven't the third world countries developed and become prosperous and free as was envisioned decades ago? The key to a prosperous and developed world, according to Chris Oszywa, is increased focus and attentiveness, (academically defined as“high level of cortical arousal”) which allow a society to easily develop on their own with limited aid. Drawing on his revolutionary thesis “Evolutionary alarm sounds within languages”, Chris Oszywa discovered that one can raise attentiveness and focus “high cortical arousal” by installing alarm sounds into the languages of the third world.The most remarkable thing, according to Chris Oszywa, is that by a relatively simple process of tweaking with the sounds structure of languages we can change societies so that they became highly attentive, focused and thus industrious and hard working, making it easy for them to develop and prosper.