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The evolution of Kalusa is influenced by four main factors: innovation, augmentation, analogy, and misanalysis. * '''Innovation''': New structures and words are created ex nihilo. * '''Augmentation''': Established patterns are expanded and built upon. * '''Analogy''': Users generalize patterns to create similar forms. * '''Misanalysis''': Users interpret structures differently, leading to new grammatical rules. For example, the first biclausal structure was created spontaneously: ''Jesus ira dun wepan.'' ("Jesus wept.") This led to the creation of sentences like: ''Ma wepan, ma ziresh.'' ("I want to weep.") Despite initial expectations, such structures became integrated into Kalusa's grammar. Users adapted and expanded these patterns, contributing to the language's continuous growth. Kalusa's evolution demonstrates the collaborative and dynamic nature of conlanging within its community.