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Indus Valley Script Decoded? Here is a conversation with Dr Rao (yajnadevam) on his groundbreaking discovery!

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Here's my conversation with yajnadevam (Bharath Rao) about his historic, groundbreaking work on deciphering the Indus script. The decipherment of this script, and the identification of the language it encodes, is central to the debate surrounding the origins of Hinduism and Sanskrit and the history of India's deep antiquity. Yajnadevam, who has a background in engineering and cryptography, explains how he approached the problem by modeling the script as a cryptogram, utilizing information theory to validate his findings. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and background of the decipherment 1:15 Early interest in cryptograms during engineering 2:31 Initial approach to Indus script problem 4:30 Understanding regular expressions and patterns 7:41 Timeline of the decipherment work 9:29 History of cryptography and Caesar cipher 13:48 Shannon's theory of cryptography 15:42 Historical examples of code breaking 17:31 Methodology of solving cryptograms 20:27 Pattern matching and set intersection process 28:06 Challenges with Sanskrit vocabulary 34:06 Timeline of symbol decipherment 37:58 Discovery of grammatical readability 40:35 Explaining unicity distance 45:47 Certainty of the decipherment 47:34 Initial expectations and discoveries 51:53 Religious aspects and deity references 54:26 Connection to Gupta era seals 57:41 Iconography and inscription relationships 59:47 Missing information in inscriptions 1:00:24 Religious Content in Inscriptions 1:01:41 Place Names and Cities 1:03:09 Federation of City States 1:04:33 Symbol of Two Blackbucks 1:06:28 Unicorn and Royal Symbols 1:07:51 Ancient Symbols to Modern India 1:09:40 Evolution of Writing Systems 1:12:22 Timeline of Indus Script Usage 1:20:13 Key Findings About Indian History 1:23:26 Types of Sanskrit Vocabulary Found 1:26:01 Language Families in Ancient India 1:28:36 Unity of Ancient Indian Civilization 1:31:24 Future Research Plans 1:34:31 Addressing Academic Criticisms 1:39:40 Plans for Publishing Findings 1:45:04 Origins of Hinduism 1:51:22 Problems with Migration Theory 1:58:50 Indo-European Language Family Discussion 2:08:47 Closing Remarks

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