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I am currently reading 1491 by Charles C. Mann and I just passed the following passage.
"The peoples of the andean societies saw themselves as members of hereditary lineages. (The same is true for europeans but lineages were more important in the Andes; The Lord of the Rings may suffice as a popcultural reference in which people introduce themselves as "X, son of Y" or "A of the line of B")
The Australian Signals Directorate posted this a few weeks ago.
The ring inscription also says 'one password to rule them all', though it seems to me there are some errors. I'm not 100% certain, since the rules for writing English using tengwar might be different. But it doesn't seem correct to have two vowels placed on the same consonant letter, one above and one below.
I did find the post amusing though. Definitely don't reuse your passwords. 😂
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