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01/02/2026

A brief History of writing and the modern alphabet part VI….
Michael Oluwaseun Bamidele
Michael Oluwaseun Bamidele
Project Manager / Programme Manager / PMO - Compliance ✯ Best Practice ✯ Product Design & Implementation ✯ Client On-boarding

January 22, 2024
A brief history of writing and the modern alphabet and numbers

1. Mesopotamia (Ancient Iraq) 3200 BC - this ties in with the biblical origins of mankind due to River Tigris, which also ran across the garden of eden

2. Mesoamerica (Ancient South America) 600 BC

3. Eqyptian Hieroglyphs and Numbers - a very significant contribution of the African continent to modern writing and the alphabet

4. Greek Alphabet - a very close predecessor of the English alphabet

5. English Alphabet

Without the contributions of the predecessors of the English Alphabet and Numbers (listed above), the English Alphabet would not exist and this reality carries the following repacautions:

Modern civilisation in its current form would not exist
Human cooperation and progress would be virtually impossible, because there is no common language and numbering to facilitate human communication
Human advancements, innovation, progress and economic prosperity (post the invention of the English Alphabet) would be virtually impossible
The British Empire would not have existed and its impact on civilisation would have been virtually impossible
The global vision behind the English alphabet and its subsequent impact on human civilisation would not be possible without the inspiration, knowledge, guidance and content of its predecessors (including the African contribution)
Industrial revolutions in all English speaking nations would have been virtually impossible and their impact on human civilisation would have also been impossible
Cooperation and communication between English speaking allies in the World Wars would have been impossible and the current outcomes and their implications on human civilisation would not have been guaranteed
The concept of a common human language (both written and spoken) would not have been conceivable or feasible without the listed predecessors of the English alphabet

So what is the sum total of this article? The current state and benefits of human civilisation owes as much as it does to the English Alphabet and Numbers as it should to the contributions of its predecessors (including the African predecessor).

Egyptian Hieroglyphs and Numbers - A predecessor and blueprint for the English Alphabet and Numbers:

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Human Existense as we currently know it would not be possible without Egyptian Hieroglyphs and Numbers. The contributions of African people and the African continent made the following fundamentally possible:

Industrial Revolution

Innovations

Scientific Breakthroughs

Medical Breakthroughs

Education

Economic Progress

Business and Commerce

International Trade

Outcome of World Wars I & II

Military Operations

Human Communication

Human Cooperation

Global Language

Technological Advancement (including the Internet, personal computing, green tech and telecommunications)

Information and Data Sharing

British Empire

HUMAN PROGRESS

Human Existense as we currently know it would not be possible without Egyptian Hieroglyphs and Numbers.

Author: Michael Oluwaseun Bamidele

Date: 08 August, 2024

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18/10/2025

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11/10/2025

Legal Advice & Representation Sought

Good Day:

Hope you are well and healthy.

I came across Apple's Air Tag Product Range a few days back.

On face value, it bears system architecture similarities with my US, Canadian and UK patent publications titled " System for detecting an object within a building or structure".

The UK application was granted under serial GB2476850B and remains active.

Further investigation is required on potential infringement on the basis of system architecture similarities. Preliminary investigations point firmly in the direction of infringement.

I also noticed a product feature which is very similar to an undisclosed feature currently residing on my USB facility (which has been connected to the internet) which I intend to file with the US Copyright Office once the prior relevant application has been granted.

The Air Tag product range was displayed as a main product a few days back under the main products listing, but now hidden under the "Accessories" category.

Relevant Intellectual Property:

Global "Disclosed" Copyright : TXU002504364 / 2025-07-07

UK Grant : 09 April 2013

US Publication : 07 July 2011

Canadian Publication : 07 July 2011

Apple Air Tags weren't around prior to any of those dates above.

Please advise.

Best Regards,

Michael Oluwaseun Bamidele

CEO & Founder

Dorex Technologies Ltd

M: 44 7951 126 340

E: [email protected]

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23/09/2025

Good Day,

Hope you are well and healthy.

With regards to the following registration: TXU002509017 / 2025-07-26

The copyright notes states the following: Regarding authorship information: Ideas not copyrightable. 17 USC 102(b). Registration extends to text contained in deposited work.

I have the following understanding:

The Compact Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus (hard copy) provides the following definitions:

Idea - (1) a thought or suggestion about a possible course of action (2) a mental picture or impression (3) a belief (4) the aim or purpose

Design - (1) a plan or drawing produced before something is made (2) the production of such plans or drawings (3) purpose or deliberate planning (4) a decorative pattern

Ideas are not copyrightable, but plans, planning, drawings or a combination of planning, plans and drawings are copyrightable. Essentially, designs are copyrightable. I only file Designs.

Ideas are intangible entities. Patents and Copyrights capture expressions of ideas in recorded form e.g. Designs

Since ideas are intangible entities, I struggle to understand the relevance of the copyright notes highlighted above. Please explain.

In addition to the above rationale, I have been issued 28 previous applications without the same copyright notes amendments. Why does this application differ?

This situation has implications on the digital registrations and certification.

There is also an assertion that copyright law protects expressions in perceivable medium, this subject application and the others satisfy this criteria.

Thank you in anticipation of your timely response.

Best Regards,

Michael O Bamidele

CEO & Founder

Dorex Technologies Ltd

M: 44 7951 126 340

E: [email protected]

W: www.dorextechnologies.co.uk

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Dorex Technologies Ltd, Dorex Technologies, Technologies Provider, Technologies Developer, Technology Company

23/09/2025

Good Day,

Hope you are well and healthy.

With regards to the following registration: TXU002509017 / 2025-07-26

The copyright notes states the following: Regarding authorship information: Ideas not copyrightable. 17 USC 102(b). Registration extends to text contained in deposited work.

I have the following understanding:

The Compact Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus (hard copy) provides the following definitions:

Idea - (1) a thought or suggestion about a possible course of action (2) a mental picture or impression (3) a belief (4) the aim or purpose

Design - (1) a plan or drawing produced before something is made (2) the production of such plans or drawings (3) purpose or deliberate planning (4) a decorative pattern

Ideas are not copyrightable, but plans, planning, drawings or a combination of planning, plans and drawings are copyrightable. Essentially, designs are copyrightable. I only file Designs.

Ideas are intangible entities. Patents and Copyrights capture expressions of ideas in recorded form e.g. Designs

Since ideas are intangible entities, I struggle to understand the relevance of the copyright notes highlighted above. Please explain.

In addition to the above rationale, I have been issued 28 previous applications without the same copyright notes amendments. Why does this application differ?

This situation has implications on the digital registrations and certification.

Thank you in anticipation of your timely response.

Best Regards,

Michael O Bamidele

CEO & Founder

Dorex Technologies Ltd

M: 44 7951 126 340

E: [email protected]

W: www.dorextechnologies.co.uk

Home of Innovative Solutions…..

We are also available on Facebook and YouTube

Best Regards,

Michael O Bamidele

CEO & Founder

Dorex Technologies Ltd

M: 44 7951 126 340

E: [email protected]

W: www.dorextechnologies.co.uk

Home of Innovative Solutions…..

We are also available on Facebook and YouTube

Dorex Technologies Ltd, Dorex Technologies, Technologies Provider, Technologies Developer, Technology Company

19/09/2025

The Compact Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus (hard copy) provides the following definitions:

Idea - (1) a thought or suggestion about a possible course of action (2) a mental picture or impression (3) a belief (4) the aim or purpose

Design - (1) a plan or drawing produced before something is made (2) the production of such plans or drawings (3) purpose or deliberate planning (4) a decorative pattern

Ideas are not copyrightable, but plans, planning, drawings or a combination of planning, plans and drawings are copyrightable. Essentially, designs are copyrightable.

Ideas are intangible entities. Patents and Copyrights capture expressions of ideas in recorded form e.g. Designs

Regards,

Michael Oluwaseun Bamidele

18/09/2025

The Compact Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus (hard copy) provides the following definitions:

Idea - (1) a thought or suggestion about a possible course of action (2) a mental picture or impression (3) a belief (4) the aim or purpose

Design - (1) a plan or drawing produced before something is made (2) the production of such plans or drawings (3) purpose or deliberate planning (4) a decorative pattern

Ideas are not copyrightable, but plans, planning, drawings or a combination of planning, plans and drawings are copyrightable. Essentially, designs are copyrightable.

Best Regards,

Michael O Bamidele

CEO & Founder

Dorex Technologies Ltd

M: 44 7951 126 340

E: [email protected]

W: www.dorextechnologies.co.uk

Home of Innovative Solutions…..

We are also available on Facebook and YouTube

Dorex Technologies Ltd, Dorex Technologies, Technologies Provider, Technologies Developer, Technology Company

18/09/2025

The Compact Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus (hard copy) provides the following definitions:

Idea - (1) a thought or suggestion about a possible course of action (2) a mental picture or impression (3) a belief (4) the aim or purpose

Design - (1) a plan or drawing produced before something is made (2) the production of such plans or drawings (3) purpose or deliberate planning (4) a decorative pattern

Ideas are not copyrightable, but plans, planning, drawings or a combination of planning, plans and drawings are copyrightable.