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After introducing the reader to a Tutea-like blogger (but without the mandibular shaking, and as a blogger, he writes rather than talks), today I was going to continue the cycle of Alexic Danopathy, as promised. Recently, National Geographic has written at length about Trajan’s Column (research first covered a few months ago), and surprisingly, Alexic Danopathy “scholarship” and research is nowhere to be found there. There’s more to be said, but I got sidetracked by his conversation with someone he calls Tartina Lol (caba-tl). 

I sporadically come across Dan Alexe's writings. He's a smart dude, he's courageous, and he seems to constantly be bullying "protocronists / dacologists" whom he calls "dacopaths" ("dacopati" cf Romanian original, a term most likely inspired by the derisive and pejorative “psychopaths”). I thought I deconstruct / smite him a bit.

S-ar zice ca Libertatea e ca Mircea Badea, in aceea ca nimeni nu-i urmareste / citeste, dar toti se “resimt” cand spun ei vreo prostie. Ultimul astfel de eveniment se refera la limba romana, si cartea unui medic de 70 de ani care crede, ca si alt doctor (Napoleon) ca limba latina este de fapt limba daca.

In trying to answer the map question, it might be a good idea to stat with some Dacian history. Presumably, after Trajan conquered Dacia, the men were massacred or enslaved and the Dacian state including its capital, Sarmizegetusa, obliterated then rebuilt in Roman fashion.

Un subset important pentru mine al tehnomaliilor sunt blognomaliile. O blognomalie este si ea o anomalie de ordin tehnic, dar mai personala, in sensul ca are de-a face cu tine si-o platforma de blog pe care publici. In cazul meu, tine devine mine. Care sunt eu. Si vorbesc despre un individ care ma asasineaza cu spam irelevant despre Zamolxis.