la nitcion cusku di'e
>A substance is loi tu'o broda
>Individuals, collectives, and substances of collectives are all loi
>tu'o ro broda
You meant {loi ro broda}, right? {tu'oro} is a beast that I think
we have never considered yet.
>2. lo'e
>
>The candidate senses are: Statistical (e.g. mode), Prototype (mental
>definition), and Unique. The founders (addled once more) seem to have
>preferred Prototype (which matches stereotype), I've retracted
>Statistical, and And has retracted Unique (apparently), so this is
>resolved.
For what it's worth, I still want Unique for lo'e. I'd have to
see some extensive use examples of prototype lo'e to convince me
that it is worth having. I have not felt any need for it in my
usage experience.
>then wanting a doctor can be interpreted as wanting one of the 5
>zillion doctors practicing today on this planet. Same with needing.
And
>seeking \x:doctor(x) can range over the set of all doctors practicing
>today on the planet.
If I need a doctor, and every one of the zillion doctors practicing
today on this planet were to die, or decided to retire from practice,
then the meaning of "I need a doctor" would not change. It is
a statement that uses only the intension of "doctor" and not the
circumstantial instantiations on this planet today.