In a message dated 3/8/2002 10:02:24 AM Central Standard Time, jjllambias@hotmail.com writes:><A- ro [lo ro] broda I wish you'd make up your mind whether it is the things with internal {su'o} that are + or the things that are internal {ro}, the shifting back and forth makes this hard to follow without constantly checking the list again, which is more effort than crazinesses deserves. But, if {su'o broda cu brode} = {su'o lo su'o broda cu brode} then {naku su'o broda cu brode} must be also {naku su'o lo su'o broda cu brode} . But one of these is patently - and the other + or else the principle here is totally arbitrary (i.e., no principle at all). Or maybe there is one but it is so far from Lojban and logic, that I just can't see it. I do wish you would explain how it works (on loccan3, perhaps). |