I think they present new evidence for the new Glossika being much more than what we can see, while at the same time reinforcing the general idea that Michael is really bad at communicating his vision.
He's been interested in Taiwanese Aboriginal languages for some ten years now or more, but he's kept that relatively under wraps since re-inventing his internet brand around 2014 or 2015 with the deletion of his Youtube channel. Anybody else remember "18 languages in 4 months?" He doesn't do that kind of stunt anymore.
But these languages clearly hold an important place in his heart, and you can see with all the free languages on the new platform that he really does want to share this stuff with the world instead of sitting and counting his money.
I freely admit that his syntax post is beyond me, but it also shows that there's a lot under the hood of the new Glossika that he's talked about only in vague terms like "AI." I mentioned before that the old list of 3000 sentences could be divided into sets of five to ten sentences for each syntactic pattern. Now the AI does some
He's absolutely jumped the gun in releasing this product in an unfinished state and canceling all the old products so soon. He's critically misread much of his existing fanbase, and he has no idea how to talk to them either in public or private. He's quickly frustrated by people who haven't spent the time to decode his messages or who won't trust his method innately. These are personal flaws that, from what I've read in his writing going back twenty years, have never changed. It's a great mystery to me that someone who has lived abroad for so long, learned to speak to so many people, and has a creative mind and strong work ethic can still be such a jerk.