[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
Re: [jboske] lo'e
la pycyn. cusku di'e
If
Nick persists in his discussion, he should notice (if he hasn't already)
that xorxes is using essentially undefined notion in the
{buska}/{kairbroda} approach and that, thus, he can -- and will -- meet
any objection to them by a suitable addition or moidification of the
specifications, while insisting that that is what he meant all along
(with appopriate apologies for faulty exposition). So, until you can
get a clear refutation of a claim xorxes has made and locked down by
further discussion, he will not give up (and probably not even then).
I'm not sure about a lot of things in this discussion, but I do think
that xorxes has been consistent in given a well-defined definition for
his use of lo'e from the start, and has not changed it. And also seems
to think so, so I'm not the only one. You on the other hand seem to jump
around a bit, but maybe that's just due to thick-headedness on my part.
mu'o mi'e .adam.