Re: [lojban-beginners] Proposed change to smart.fm items

[Jorge Llambías <jjllambias@gmail.com>]

On Fri, May 7, 2010 at 4:15 PM, Jonathan Jones <eyeonus@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I don't agree. When I see a definition like  "x1 understands/comprehends
> fact/truth x2 (du'u) about subject x3; x1 understands (fi) x3, I take it to
> mean that
> {zo'e jimpe zo'e zo'e} means  "x1 understands/comprehends fact/truth x2
> (du'u) about subject x3"
> {zo'e jimpe fi zo'e} means " "x1 understands (fi) x3"

You can ask lojbab, who wrote the definition. I'm pretty sure he did
not intend for "zo'e jimpe zo'e zo'e" to mean anything different to
"zo'e jimpe fi zo'e".

See: http://jbotcan.org/docs/cll/c7/s7.html for how "zo'e" is supposed to work.

> I don't limit this to just {jimpe}:
> facki "x1 discovers/finds out x2 (du'u) about subject/object x3; x1 finds
> (fi) x3 (object)"
> {zo'e facki zo'e zo'e} "x1 discovers/finds out x2 (du'u) about
> subject/object x3"
> {zo'e facki fi zo'e} "x1 finds (fi) x3 (object)"

But "facki fi da" does not mean "tolcri da".

> frati "x1 reacts/responds/answers with action x2 to stimulus x3 under
> conditions x4; x1 is responsive"
> {zo'e frati zo'e zo'e zo'e} "x1 reacts/responds/answers with action x2 to
> stimulus x3 under conditions x4"
> {zo'e frati} "x1 is responsive"

What's the differnce between responding and being responsive?

> fulta "x1 (passive) floats on/in fluid (gas/liquid) x2; x1 is buoyant"
> {zo'e fulta zo'e} "x1 (passive) floats on/in fluid (gas/liquid) x2"
> {zo'e fulta} "x1 is buoyant"

What's the difference between floating and being buoyant? Are you
thinking of a ca'a/ka'e distinction? It is not related to the presence
or absence of an explicit x2.

mu'o mi'e xorxes

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