The BABELIRO Project reveals that the Creation Myth is more than a story — it is a riddle about grammar, pointing to a universal structure beneath all languages and ideas. By understanding this riddle, we can think better: More structured, more agile, making better decisions. Built on the Theory of Virtue (TöV), a framework based on Virtue Ethics, BABELIRO is a philosophical language that replaces moral confusion with a clear, rational method for thinking. We unite linguistics, philosophy, cognitive science, and ethics into a single system you can use to overcome bias, make better decisions, and see the world with intellectual precision. Whether you are a student, researcher, or simply curious, BABELIRO gives you the tools — a new language, a cultural framework, and a set of cognitive virtues — to navigate change and shape a wiser future.
BABELIRO is the universal grammatical system designed to express abstract thought with clarity—a logical, constructed language that functions across cultures. BABELARO is the spoken, intuitive side, keeping it natural and expressive.
Together, they form BABELINGO, a logical, constructed language that travels cleanly across cultures—and across humans and machines; a system for structured thinking, precise communication, and human–machine translation.
Using the Creation Myth, rationally decoded, we understand the riddle hidden: Not through divine dogma, but universal order. We turn that insight into usable structure.
While still in development, the goal is to provide complete FREE learning materials so people can read, write, and speak in BABELINGO as a unique way to express more clearly.
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The BABELIRO Project did not start as a business. It began as a philosophical experiment — a test of a hypothesis: that the Creation Myth is a riddle about grammar. From that hypothesis emerged BABELIRO, a philosophical language designed to formalize the logic implicit in Genesis. During early experiments, translating the Creation narrative through this […]
I decided to break up with my girlfriend by the end of the last Babelian Year. We had been together for 6.5 years and 5 years happily living together. We never had a serious fight; we were each other’s closest confident. She is great and we love each other. She did not expected it at […]
Yesterday, September 21st, was NULOSOLIO—the final day of the Babelian calendar, the hinge that locks one year to the next. With it, year 5785 (▷☐⎳⌋ in base 12) closed, and today begins 5786 (▷☐⎳⎳ in base 12). NULOSOLIO is not a day of joy, nor a day of mourning. In Babel, it is sharper than […]