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From:         Jeff Prothero <jsp@BETZ.BIOSTR.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: veridicality in grammar
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| 1) humans cannot communicate in C++, but can in lojban and English;
| 2) C++ is intended for one-way communication only;

*laugh*!  This is arguable, but it's inarguable that you
could flunk out of a fair number of CSci programs for
saying that :)
 I'll bet a milkshake the quotee never read "A Discipline
of Programming", say.