Daj, a Ja pobrusim a Ty pocivaj.

Interslavic: 

Daj ač ja pobrušim, a ty počivaj.
Дай ач ја побрушим, а ты почиваj.

Interslavic	Phonetic	English 🇬🇧🇺🇸	Русский 🇷🇺	Polski 🇵🇱	Українська 🇺🇦	Srpskohrvatski 🇷🇸🇭🇷🇧🇦🇲🇪	Slovene 🇸🇮
daj	DAI	give	дай	daj	дай	daj	daj
ač	ach	so that / in such way	чтобы	a / ażeby / aby	щоби	да би	da
ja pobrušim	ya po-BROO-sheem	I may grind	я помелю / брусить	ja zmielę/ pobruszyę (archaic)	я змелю/ брусити (rare	сам самељем/ brusiti	jaz zmeljem
a ty počivaj	a ti po-CHEE-vai	and you rest	а ты отдохни	a ty odpoczywaj	а ти відпочинь	а ти одмори	in ti počij

The oldest sentence written in Old Polish:

Daj aċ ja pobruszę, a ty poczywaj

• Proto-Slavic: brusiti
• brus – “whetstone” (used to sharpen blades)
• brusiti – “to hone, file, sharpen”
• PIE root: bher- → “to scrape, cut, carry”
• This root also gave rise to:
• English: burr, bar, borne

 

Use Slovak to learn the pronunciation:
https://www.google.com/search?q=google+translate&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS1108US1111

Daj, a Ja pobrusim a Ty pocivaj.

Interslavic: 

Daj ač ja pobrušim, a ty počivaj.
Дай ач ја побрушим, а ты почиваj.

Interslavic	Phonetic	English 🇬🇧🇺🇸	Русский 🇷🇺	Polski 🇵🇱	Українська 🇺🇦	Srpskohrvatski 🇷🇸🇭🇷🇧🇦🇲🇪	Slovene 🇸🇮
daj	DAI	give	дай	daj	дай	daj	daj
ač	ach	so that / in such way	чтобы	a / ażeby / aby	щоби	да би	da
ja pobrušim	ya po-BROO-sheem	I may grind	я помелю / брусить	ja zmielę/ pobruszyę (archaic)	я змелю/ брусити (rare	сам самељем/ brusiti	jaz zmeljem
a ty počivaj	a ti po-CHEE-vai	and you rest	а ты отдохни	a ty odpoczywaj	а ти відпочинь	а ти одмори	in ti počij

The oldest sentence written in Old Polish:

Daj aċ ja pobruszę, a ty poczywaj

• Proto-Slavic: brusiti
• brus – “whetstone” (used to sharpen blades)
• brusiti – “to hone, file, sharpen”
• PIE root: bher- → “to scrape, cut, carry”
• This root also gave rise to:
• English: burr, bar, borne

 

Use Slovak to learn the pronunciation:
https://www.google.com/search?q=google+translate&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS1108US1111

Differences

 

Differences

 

Dracula

 

Dracula

 

Ja je slavjanka

Interslavic:

Ja je slavjanka, dožd' slavjanskej zemi,
tam gde duge šumjat, tam su korenje moje.
Vetr šepče volju, a rěka – moju mečtu,
zvězdy pokazuju moju dragu.

Venec moj iz makov i zlotorži,
serdce gori i dýše pravdu.
Meč mi ne je strašen – kto hče, idi so mnoj,
s Bogom i s Rodom idem v boj.

V noči lisica – sestra moja,
ne šepči březam, ty ne na.
Moje solnce, luna – moja mati,
zemju moju ne dam poganit.

Rod moj starodavny, silny kak granit,
tvój ogonj' skvoz' věky gori.
Pesn’ voshodi k jasnomu něbesu –
ja je slavjanka s krasnoju krvju.

Vo mně šumjat vetry iz Karpat,
v mojih očah modry Dunaj.
Kak zlato v stepah – vlasy moje,
kak svět v noči – moj glas zvuči.

Cyrillic:

Я є славянка, дођдь славянскей земи,  

там где дуге шумят, там су корене моје.  

Ветр шепче волю, а река – моју мечту,  

звєзди показуют мою драгу.

Венец мой из маков и злоторжи,  

сердце гори и дыше правду.  

Меч ми не є страшен – кто хче, иди со мной,  

с Богом и с Родом иду в бой.

В ноћи лисица – сестра моя,  

не шепчи брезам, ты не на.  

Моє солнце, луна – моя мати,  

земю мою не дам поганить.

Род мой стародавны, сильны как гранит,  

твой огонь сквозь вєкы гори.  

Песнь восходит к ясному небесу –  

я є славянка с красною кровю.

Во мне шумят ветры из Карпат,  

в мојих очах модры Дунай.  

Как злато в степах – власы моје,  

как свет в ноћи – мой глас звучит.

English:

I am a Slavic woman, rain from Slavic skies,  

Where the oaks whisper, there my roots lie.  

The wind speaks of freedom, the river of dreams,  

The stars guide the way with their shining beams.

My crown is of poppies and golden spice,  

My heart burns bright and breathes truth like fire.  

The sword I fear not—who dares, come with me,  

With God and with Rod, I march to be free.

The fox in the night is my sister fair,  

Don’t whisper to birches—you're not there.  

My sun is my soul, the moon is my mother,  

And I’ll never let strangers defile our earth.

My ancient kin are strong like granite, enduring,  

Your fire burns pure through the ages.  

This song rises up to the clear blue above—  

I am a Slavic woman, blood-red with love.

The winds of Carpathia storm in my chest,  

In my eyes, the Danube flows at rest.  

My hair is like gold in the steppe lands' light,  

And my voice, like a beacon, calls through the night.

Ja je slavjanka

Interslavic:

Ja je slavjanka, dožd' slavjanskej zemi,
tam gde duge šumjat, tam su korenje moje.
Vetr šepče volju, a rěka – moju mečtu,
zvězdy pokazuju moju dragu.

Venec moj iz makov i zlotorži,
serdce gori i dýše pravdu.
Meč mi ne je strašen – kto hče, idi so mnoj,
s Bogom i s Rodom idem v boj.

V noči lisica – sestra moja,
ne šepči březam, ty ne na.
Moje solnce, luna – moja mati,
zemju moju ne dam poganit.

Rod moj starodavny, silny kak granit,
tvój ogonj' skvoz' věky gori.
Pesn’ voshodi k jasnomu něbesu –
ja je slavjanka s krasnoju krvju.

Vo mně šumjat vetry iz Karpat,
v mojih očah modry Dunaj.
Kak zlato v stepah – vlasy moje,
kak svět v noči – moj glas zvuči.

Cyrillic:

Я є славянка, дођдь славянскей земи,  

там где дуге шумят, там су корене моје.  

Ветр шепче волю, а река – моју мечту,  

звєзди показуют мою драгу.

Венец мой из маков и злоторжи,  

сердце гори и дыше правду.  

Меч ми не є страшен – кто хче, иди со мной,  

с Богом и с Родом иду в бой.

В ноћи лисица – сестра моя,  

не шепчи брезам, ты не на.  

Моє солнце, луна – моя мати,  

земю мою не дам поганить.

Род мой стародавны, сильны как гранит,  

твой огонь сквозь вєкы гори.  

Песнь восходит к ясному небесу –  

я є славянка с красною кровю.

Во мне шумят ветры из Карпат,  

в мојих очах модры Дунай.  

Как злато в степах – власы моје,  

как свет в ноћи – мой глас звучит.

English:

I am a Slavic woman, rain from Slavic skies,  

Where the oaks whisper, there my roots lie.  

The wind speaks of freedom, the river of dreams,  

The stars guide the way with their shining beams.

My crown is of poppies and golden spice,  

My heart burns bright and breathes truth like fire.  

The sword I fear not—who dares, come with me,  

With God and with Rod, I march to be free.

The fox in the night is my sister fair,  

Don’t whisper to birches—you're not there.  

My sun is my soul, the moon is my mother,  

And I’ll never let strangers defile our earth.

My ancient kin are strong like granite, enduring,  

Your fire burns pure through the ages.  

This song rises up to the clear blue above—  

I am a Slavic woman, blood-red with love.

The winds of Carpathia storm in my chest,  

In my eyes, the Danube flows at rest.  

My hair is like gold in the steppe lands' light,  

And my voice, like a beacon, calls through the night.

DNA study of the Piast Dynasty of early Poland

On June 2, 2025, Prof. Marek Figlerowicz’s team from the Polish Academy of Sciences announced that the early Polish Piast dynasty belongs to the Y-DNA haplogroup R1b1a1b1a1a2c1a1f, also known as the R1b-S747 branch. 

While we await the peer-reviewed and published verification of these facts, let's discuss what we currently know.

The R1b-S747 mutation is estimated to be approximately 2,000 years old, placing its origin between 500 BCE and 500 CE. This particular subclade is closely related to the Picts and Dalriadan Gaels, as found in the regions of Argyll, Perthshire, and Moray in the Highlands of the northern British Isles. Please note that these groups are not considered Scotts.

The finding is significant, as there were approximately 30 ruling Piast members from Mieszko I (d. 992) to Kazimierz III (d. 1370), and over 180 notable noble names. The Piast dynasty is culturally bound to the essence of what Poland is.

Image: Mieszko I, the first Polish Christian ruler, by master painter Jan Matejko. 

By the ninth century, the Piast dynasty had established itself as Slavic rulers in the heart of Poland, including their legendary progenitors from earlier centuries, such as:
- Piast Kołodziej, "the caretaker wheelwright";
- Siemowit, "the family leader";
- Lestek, "the cunning"; and
- Siemomysł, "the thoughtful of the family". 
Both the legend of Piast and the names suggest native and local Polish origin.

Despite the legendary Slavic origins, the Piast R1b-S747 is extremely rare in Slavic countries. 

In contrast, which makes the matter highly controversial in Poland: most Slavic people belong to a different paternal haplogroup, R1a, which comprises up to 60% of:
- the Sorbs (Western Slavs in today's eastern Germany),
- Pomeranians (Western Slavs in today's Poland),

- Kashubians (Western Slavs in today's Poland),

- Poland (Western Slavs core)
- and most Eastern Slavs, including those from Ukraine and the Slavic parts of the Moscow territory.

Please keep in mind that many north-western European R1b people had moved south during the medieval Great Migration period caused by the volcanic eruption of 536 AD, which plunged temperatures up to 2.5°C into the worst mini-ice age in the previous 2000 years. Altogether, as many as 13 large tribal groups, notably the Goths, moved through Europe in the 6th century.

This is likely when some of the (cold and hungry) Picts or Gaelic Piast ancestors moved about 850 miles southeast.  Commuting was a common thing even back then, which turned into the Viking era. In fact, the Old Norse "víkingr" or "fara í víking" meant "to go on an expedition or raid by sea".

I know I lump the Picts and Gaelic people with the activities associated with the Scandinavians, but as we will learn, even Western Slavs were doing much Viking back then.

DNA study of the Piast Dynasty of early Poland

On June 2, 2025, Prof. Marek Figlerowicz’s team from the Polish Academy of Sciences announced that the early Polish Piast dynasty belongs to the Y-DNA haplogroup R1b1a1b1a1a2c1a1f, also known as the R1b-S747 branch. 

While we await the peer-reviewed and published verification of these facts, let's discuss what we currently know.

The R1b-S747 mutation is estimated to be approximately 2,000 years old, placing its origin between 500 BCE and 500 CE. This particular subclade is closely related to the Picts and Dalriadan Gaels, as found in the regions of Argyll, Perthshire, and Moray in the Highlands of the northern British Isles. Please note that these groups are not considered Scotts.

The finding is significant, as there were approximately 30 ruling Piast members from Mieszko I (d. 992) to Kazimierz III (d. 1370), and over 180 notable noble names. The Piast dynasty is culturally bound to the essence of what Poland is.

Image: Mieszko I, the first Polish Christian ruler, by master painter Jan Matejko. 

By the ninth century, the Piast dynasty had established itself as Slavic rulers in the heart of Poland, including their legendary progenitors from earlier centuries, such as:
- Piast Kołodziej, "the caretaker wheelwright";
- Siemowit, "the family leader";
- Lestek, "the cunning"; and
- Siemomysł, "the thoughtful of the family". 
Both the legend of Piast and the names suggest native and local Polish origin.

Despite the legendary Slavic origins, the Piast R1b-S747 is extremely rare in Slavic countries. 

In contrast, which makes the matter highly controversial in Poland: most Slavic people belong to a different paternal haplogroup, R1a, which comprises up to 60% of:
- the Sorbs (Western Slavs in today's eastern Germany),
- Pomeranians (Western Slavs in today's Poland),

- Kashubians (Western Slavs in today's Poland),

- Poland (Western Slavs core)
- and most Eastern Slavs, including those from Ukraine and the Slavic parts of the Moscow territory.

Please keep in mind that many north-western European R1b people had moved south during the medieval Great Migration period caused by the volcanic eruption of 536 AD, which plunged temperatures up to 2.5°C into the worst mini-ice age in the previous 2000 years. Altogether, as many as 13 large tribal groups, notably the Goths, moved through Europe in the 6th century.

This is likely when some of the (cold and hungry) Picts or Gaelic Piast ancestors moved about 850 miles southeast.  Commuting was a common thing even back then, which turned into the Viking era. In fact, the Old Norse "víkingr" or "fara í víking" meant "to go on an expedition or raid by sea".

I know I lump the Picts and Gaelic people with the activities associated with the Scandinavians, but as we will learn, even Western Slavs were doing much Viking back then.

Relativity

Physics and the laws of relativity: in parent-child relationship sound waves reach the subject after 25 years. 

AI, Visionaries and Architects

I decided to write down a few thoughts to clarify my obsessions with creating the "multitude" of AI agents that rely on the private (both personal and corporate) tiny learning models (LLM, TLM, TLL).

The future of work is poised for a significant transformation as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance. 

Some believe that the 62,000 tech layoffs in 2025 are already a result of this transformation. This is the first year when CTOs are not budgeting for more project managers (PMs) or junior developers.

Roles that traditionally relied on data input, data manipulation, and digital output, such as managers processing tasks, creating Spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations, analysts, or developers typing code, are increasingly being automated. 

This automation doesn’t mean the end of human roles (yet) but rather a shift in their nature. 

Instead of spending hours on repetitive tasks, professionals will focus on higher-level strategic thinking and creative problem-solving.

Visionary Leaders, not Managers

Imagine a world where the leadership cadre is no longer bogged down by the minutiae of slide creation but instead spends their time strategizing and leading their organizations. All management and optimization tasks are automated and run constantly behind the scenes.

Architects, not Developers

Similarly, developers will move from writing (i.e., typing) lines of code to designing complex systems and orchestrating multiple AI agents to work together seamlessly. 

This shift will require new skills and a different mindset, emphasizing creativity, innovation, and leadership.

Distributed, not Central

The future is not about a few central AI companies dictating the direction of the world with homogenous solutions, but rather a multitude of proprietary AI solutions. The giants will play a crucial role in providing the models and computing resources. 

However, each individual person and company will develop their own AI agents tailored to their specific needs, leading to a diverse ecosystem of AI tools. 

This diversity will foster competition and innovation, driving the development of highly sophisticated and ultra-specialized AI solutions.

Today, I utilize local, yet powerful, models with up to 32 billion parameters and book-length input contexts. Next year, I fully expect to use a multitude of models with hundreds of billions of parameters, running locally on a Mac Studio M5 Ultra (?) or some new AI hardware.

In this new landscape, the role of the visionary and architect becomes paramount. Please let me know in the comments what you think and how you prepare yourself and your organization for 2026 and beyond.