But metaphysical language by definition becomes more complex as more is learned and this universal language became too complex except for a very few so the official state language was changed everywhere from it to the local version of the new pidgin languages that had arisen all over the world in an event we confusedly call the "Tower of Babel".
The pyramids exist, the Tower of Babel don’t...except in Hebrew myth. And Babel was invented at the time when exiled Jewish hostages were living in Babylon during 6th century BCE, where they were inspired to write about Babel based on what they saw of Babylon’s ziggurat, contemporaries to Nebuchadnezzar II and successors. But this ziggurat, called Etemenanki, wasn’t that old at all.
Etemenanki’s construction started with Nebuchadnezzar’s father, Nabopolassar in the late 7th century BCE, and wasn’t completed until Nebuchadnezzar reigned.
So Etemenanki was really the source for the Babel story, but Babel itself never existed, nor did single language prior to the mythological Babel.
The notion that Babel was the source of many languages started during construction of Babel, is just plain fantasy.
The reality is that Sumerian language predated this imaginary Babel and
one language spoken turned into many, as do the Egyptian language, with writings of cuneiform and hieroglyphs starting in the late 4th millennium BCE.
Primitive cuneiform inscriptions were found in Uruk (biblical Erech) were discovered in the Eanna district, and dated to 3300 BCE.
More cuneiform were found later during the
Jemdet Nasr period (3100 - 2900 BCE) were found at minor Sumerian town called Jemdet Nasr. Modern archaeologists and historians say the Sumerian civilization started with in this period, but some cities like Eridu (c 6500 BCE), Uruk (c 5000 BCE) and Ur (c 3800 BCE) predated the Jemdet Nasr period and Sumerian proper.
And by 2300 BCE, Semitic-speaking Akkadians, starting with Sargon the great, had conquered Sumer, but have adopted Sumerian culture, religion and even adopted Sumerian cuneiform as their writing system, but spoke Akkadian not Sumerian.
Other languages that were contemporary to the 3rd millennium BCE Sumerian, were Early Elamite and the Amorite. But Amorite didn’t become language in Mesopotamia, when the Amorites invaded Sumer and made Babylon their capital around mid-19th century BCE, thereby establishing the 1st dynasty at Babylon, the Amorite dynasty. The Amorite dynasty like that of the Akkadian dynasty before them, adopted Sumerian customs and religions, including adopting Sumerian cuneiform, however the Amorite dynasty spoke Akkadian language, not their native Amorite language, which Akkadian became Old Babylonian to modern historians.
When the Amorite dynasty fell to the Kassite invaders around 1550 BCE - the 2nd dynasty of Babylon or the Kassite dynasty, the Kassites too adopted Akkadian or Old Babylonian as their spoken language (Middle Babylonian), but Sumerian cuneiform continued as the written language in Babylon. This dynasty, lasted until around 1100 BCE, where they were conquered by the Assyrians.
Primitive glyphs that predated Egyptian hieroglyphs were discovered dated between 3200 and 3100 BCE, in the predynastic Abydos. Other slightly later hieroglyphs were also found in the predynastic Nekhen (later known as Hierankonpolis) on the Scorpion Macehead and the Narmer Palette.
There were certainly no evidence of Hebrew writing during the Bronze Age, let alone existing around your date for Babel in 2000 BCE (which you had claimed to be the date for the Tower of Babel, and there were never any Babel):
Language became increasingly complex because it was metaphysical and fewer and fewer people could understand it until about 2000 BC when the official language was changed to its pidgin form in an event we know only as the "tower of babel".
Most of what we think and believe are confusions of ancient science and Ancient Language. Even comedy is closely tied to Ancient (natural) Language and the deviation from it. When speaking of pre-history (-2000BC) there is far more truth in ancient literature and the Bible than ANY book on anthropology or history. We have it all wrong. Language is programming and the programming in which leadership was conducted changed in 2000 BC in an event we know only as the story of the "Tower of Babel". Up until 2000 BC people were much more like a termite or a bee than like any Egyptologist. Of course by this time a large percentage of the population spoke the pidgin languages so they were just like any Egyptologist.
Around 2000 BCE, Babylon was just a poor minor town with no palaces, temples or towers to speak of, hence no Tower of Babel. Babylon didn’t become important city until the reign of Hammurab in the early 18th century BCEi, who was either the 5th or 6th king of the Amorite dynasty.
Your
pre-Babel/one language turning into
post-Babel/many languages is just fake history and pure fairytale BS.