115. lojbab: (responding to 106.) The claim I made is that John Parks-Clifford,
a linguist involved with Loglan since 1975, told me that he investigated 1970's
Loglan using TG techniques during the 70's and was able to demonstrate to his
own satisfaction that all features of Loglan were amenable to TG analysis, and
that he found no 'unusual' transforms. More recently, a student in Cleveland
has been attempting to develop a more formal TG description of the language.
This will undoubtedly take a while, but he reported to me earlier this year that
not only had he found nothing unusual, he had identified some elegant features
of the language using TG techniques. The features he reported are indeed con-
sistent with the language definition, and included aspects that the student had
not been taught (i.e. that we had not put into any published documents that the