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A grad student at my university was investigating wild lettuce for latex production.

not really, knowledge of Sanskrit was widespread and the decoders would recognize it.

I went to college for an agriculture degree. Planting seeds closer together (and breeding the plants to handle it well) is in fact a major method we have used to increase yeilds

But you notice in creating Germany they they didn't share a religion (Protestant vs Catholic), they didn't share a language, they didn't share a uniform culture, what they did have was a common enemy and the bones of the holy roman empire.

Quoted from that page: This is why I focused on communal identification as the only legitimate basis for a nation.

A nation doesn't have to be homogenous to be a nation. In fact no nation is homogenous. What makes a nation is identifying your compatriots as fellow members of the nation.

Slightly off-topic, but why did the Confederacy disapprove of promoting industry and facilitating commerce?

There is lots of fascinating research on conversational turn taking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn-taking What it sounds like you're encountering is a clash between the expected inter-turn intervals.

It's a very symbolic flag, Blue to represent the mighty Spokane river, Green to represent the abundant timber, and White to represent local white nationalism.