Re: [lojban] epistemology sumti

[Jay Kominek <jay.kominek@colorado.edu>]

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Invent Yourself wrote:

> > Many gismu (and some cmavo) have places for epistemologies. Yet, I can't
> > recall ever reading something where there was a value besides the implicit
> > zo'e being the epistemology.
> >
> > So, I'm wondering, what do epistemology sumti look like?
>
> Think of it like a belief system. It is a black box that tells you whether
> a given fact is true or false.

I understand what an epistemology is. :)

I just not sure how to construct a sumti appropriate to act as an
epistemology. I'd imagine that if I were forced to produce right one now I
couldn't be any more articulate than tu'a + something else relevent.
(Like, {tu'a mi} for "my beliefs" or "according to me")

> It's nice because it doesn't have a quick and simple English gloss.

If thats another way of saying "this should be explained in Lojban", then,
by all means, I'm listening. :)

- Jay Kominek <jay.kominek@colorado.edu>
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