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Clearly I don’t, because as far as I
can tell lojban doesn’t have a mandatory mechanism for total elimination
of misunderstandings, a single being working alone hardly needs language, and everything
the military can do is subject to downright totalitarian amounts of bureaucracy
(which, itself, is a mechanism to help prevent misunderstandings). But if
not that, what did you think I meant by “everything they can”? --M@ From:
lojban-list-bounce@lojban.org [mailto:lojban-list-bounce@lojban.org] On Behalf Of Fen Fen li'o Of course, there can still be
misunderstandings, if there is interference and the word ‘na’
doesn’t come through out of “ko na daspo le ckule” bad things
would probably happen. And that does cost lives, but the military is
doing everything they can to establish protocols to prevent that kind of thing
from happening. --M@ "Everything they can" is
interesting. li'a You can't teach Lojban to a million or so people--they have a
hard enough time getting Arabic speakers. "Everything they can" means you
don't get the idea behind Lojban. A single, transhumanistic, sentient being,
could take on the Earth and win. I don't see that they are doing
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