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[lojban] Re: {lo} down
>> Two people using thousands of words arguing
>> between themselves on a
>> public list when *no-one else* has participated
>> is "crap". The
>> subject is irrelevant.
> Well, anyone is welcome to participate and I
> would have thought that anyone who was concerned
> about the language would want to, since the
> subject, {lo}, is one of the most pervasive in
> the language.
I would love to join in, I really would, but with thousands of words in the
exchange, references to "Mr Mr Talk", comments about earlier material no
longer being accesialbe, and the whole thing having the decided air of
bickering about it, I don't know where to start.
For someone who basically left the lojban project 8 years or more ago because
of this type of bickering, would you care to point me to a clear exposition
aimed at non-linguists of the issues?
Fer reference, I reemmber that the problem centred on "le" meaning "the thing
I choose to describe as" and "lo" originally meaning"the thing that really
is" The problem is then one of the philosophical issues of knowledge and
"being".
Any advance on that? What is "xorlo"?
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