Makes sense. Is there any practical advantage to jei bridi vs. du'u xu
kau bridi?
> (2) x1 jei (bridi) kei x2 = x1 se jetlai lo du'u (bridi) kei x2
Huh... >_>
It looks to me as though the distinction between 1) and 2) is, 1) can have a value of 0 or 1, whereas 2) can have any value between 0 and 1 inclusive. Assuming I'm correct, 2) seems to be a more useful definition to me.
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