From ljm@xxxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xxxx Mon Feb 22 08:10:33 1999 X-Digest-Num: 71 Message-ID: <44114.71.393.959273824@eGroups.com> Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 00:10:33 +0800 From: Lin Zhemin > zo robin cusku di'e > Surely this means "The word 'Robin' says the following"?! Ooops. A misunderstanding of "la robin." There was someone told me that "la robin." (the one called Robin) doesn't indicate that it is this Robin or that Robin; everyone in the world called Robin is "la robin." So I just wanted to make it clear... Any substitution? > {.ai .izo'o} though given the way this thread's going, I might just start writing {la lindzy}! Oh, no. "Lin" is my family name, and "Zhemin" is my surname. So you may call me "djy,min" (while it is invalid to write djymin). > Both are grammatical. I like the first one best, as it seems more, > er, Lojbanic, somehow. Chinese people tend to use the first one. When we want to ask "Who are you?", we do ask "You are who". However, with English influences, people in Taiwan tend to say "Who is Robin" rather than "Robin is who" nowadays... > It's set to 65 characters, so the problem is with your mail server, not my mail. Which message reader do you use? Maybe it's displayed as 65 characters wide, but no LF (0x0A) is inserted between two lines. > IIRC, Wangbi was a neo-Daoist and emphasised naturalness, spontaneity etc. The Han dynasty commentators > were more into the psychophysiological practices. Do you know who are the commentators in Han dynasty? I've no idea. Psychophysiological (what a long word) practice is just a Chinese tradition. Many people (even do I) practice some. However, though the concept of some practices are from Daoism (not the religious one), the theory is majorly based on medical books written in Han and Jin dynasty. > Fuzzy logic is a pretty simple idea, it's just the ramifications of the maths can be a bit tricky when you > actually come to apply it to things like cameras and washing machines. You mean that just applying some mathematical formula is called fuzzy logic? > Then it all gets mixed up. Sounds like fun. Yeah. That's the fun of concurrent lojban society. :-) -- .e'osai ko sarji la lojban. ==> 請支持邏輯語言。 co'o mi'e lindjy,min. ==> 再見，我是林哲民。 Fingerprint20 = CE32 D237 02C0 FE31 FEA9 B858 DE8F AE2D D810 F2D9