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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban - A Realization of Loglan" (commonly called "Lojban"), and ...y, and viable languages must exhibit both virtues across the full range of human discourse.
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  • ...hat we come up with should be so simple that they can be translated into a human-readable form. > be so simple that they can be translated into a human-readable form.
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban - A Realization of Loglan" (commonly called "Lojban"), and ...y condition for an engineered language like Loglan/Lojban to become a true human language, and to succeed in the various goals that have been proposed for i
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  • human community could possibly be so parochial as to suppose that the observer. For useful communication to take place, an observer
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  • ...fferent knowledge of the words from yours. Voila! Chaos results instead of communication. ...ly (if such is important), or you can use non-tanru methods to expand your communication unambiguously. Most of the time you won't: it is long-winded, unnecessary t
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban - A Realization of Loglan" (commonly called "Lojban"), and ...y condition for an engineered language like Loglan/Lojban to become a true human language, and to succeed in the various goals that have been proposed for i
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  • ...uters, making it possible for Lojban to be used in the future for computer–human interaction, and perhaps conversation. Lojban's structure is similar to exi Lojban was designed as a ''human language'', and not as a computer language. It is therefore intended for us
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban", and informing the community about logical languages in g ...t in 1948, English was often the language of choice as a lingua franca for communication between speakers of the several hundred different languages spoken in India
    265 KB (44,779 words) - 00:42, 18 August 2020
  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban - A Realization of Loglan" (commonly called "Lojban"), and ...y condition for an engineered language like Loglan/Lojban to become a true human language, and to succeed in the various goals that have been proposed for i
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  • ...reflected (and reflectable) in the written lan- guage. In addition, since human-computer interaction using Lojban is intended to be significant in its usef ...n a homogeneous speech community can cause people to raise their eyebrows. Human beings seem to have an overwhelming urge to pigeonhole people by any method
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  • Sure lojbab. History is history. But we need to move on once human resources and technology are at our expense languages, human or mechanical specifications of the grammar, and instructional
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  • ...hours per word to do the entire set of primitives. We have concluded that human selection of the 'best' scoring primitives is generally wrong. More often ...does not match what people will speak – and much of the definition of the 'human' grammar of Loglan is hidden in the PreParser computer program where only t
    175 KB (29,145 words) - 14:59, 23 March 2014
  • ...everal of the invisible 'machine lexemes' that allow the parser to emulate human grammar analysis. ...McNugget' gismu - it seems like the wrong way, to them, to build a 'warm, human' language. A newcomer sees a heavy emphasis on the rules of the language, o
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  • ...nces with communication, but removal after two annual meetings without any communication to officers about absences. I do think the process somehow should be made - This means (7) members are out of communication: Adam Lopresto, Timo Paulssen, Thomas Porter, Theodore Reed, clsn, Paul Swi
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  • and foremost a means of communication. Most Lojbanists have no particular worked to bring about better communication between the two, a la C. P. Snow.
    177 KB (29,087 words) - 11:51, 26 September 2014
  • Internet Communication thought and human culture; to investigate the nature of language and to
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban - A Realization of Loglan" (commonly called "Lojban"), and ...y condition for an engineered language like Loglan/Lojban to become a true human language, and to succeed in the various goals that have been proposed for i
    289 KB (46,480 words) - 05:22, 19 August 2020
  • *Lojban is designed to be used by people in '''communication''' with each other, and possibly in the future with computers. ...an attempts to '''remove restrictions''' on creative and clear thought and communication.
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  • A near-optimal surface syntax for an artificial human you tend to see the world differently depending on the human
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  • ...e="long">“Attention/Lo/Hark/Behold/Hey!/Listen, X”; indicates an important communication that the listener should listen to. ...Ready to receive, X”; indicates that the speaker is attentive and awaiting communication from the listener. It can be used instead of {{vla|mi'e}} to respond when c
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  • ...ty problems, and a general tendency away from correspondence as a means of communication. Those efforts being coordinated through the SIG will obviously require les ...me has come for a Loglan-like language to be used by computers in AI-aided communication and translation, and the DOD may develop one of its own within a few years.
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban". The newsletter section of Ju'i Lobypli is separately pub ...s "them2", as an outer-space vehicle, and described the seven dead type of human- form bodies which had been discovered there. He1 warned them2, quote, at l
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  • ...ally unaware. Their sentences are usually still understood "thanks" to the human capability of letting context fix scope dependencies. That's why these mist {{mu|su'o lo remna na ku cu verba|For at least one human it's not true that: it's a child.}}
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  • ...doubt etc. will lead to the realisation of the instrument unprecedented in human history. The instrument of expressing human emotions, attitudes and relations towards the Universe.
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  • ...s/speaks [vocally makes sound] x2.|Also voices; does not necessarily imply communication or audience; ('says' is usually '''cusku'''). See also '''krixa''', '''cus ...ial rights', and '''klukrali''' for 'cultural rights'; '''remkrali''' for 'human rights' and '''dalkrali''' for 'animal rights'. Cf. '''selfla''', '''selzi'
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  • ...must support the same breadth of human thought as natural languages. Every human being has different 'meanings' attached to the words they use, based on the ...acy in Lojban grammatical usage, and thereby for grammatically unambiguous communication.
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  • :Comment: ''blond'' is a color special to mammal and human hair. :'''i ti cigla le xasne le remna''' — ''This human gland secrets sweat.''
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  • Lojban is NOT entirely unambiguous; human beings occasionally desire to be ambiguous in their expressions. In Lojban, ...Whorf effects could lead to better inter-cultural understanding, promoting communication and peace.
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  • *Being explicitly based on formal logic Lojban helps understand how any human language works thus making learning other languages a bit easier. ...for artists: it has unprecedented tools for expressing tiny variations in human emotions
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban". la lojbangirz. is a non-profit organization under Sectio T. Peter Park: Prehistoric gismu?: Lojban and the Human Proto-Language and The Morris Swadesh "Top 100" in Lojban (compares Lojban
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  • *Being explicitly based on formal logic Lojban helps understand how any human language works thus making learning other languages a bit easier. ...for artists: it has unprecedented tools for expressing tiny variations in human emotions
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  • *Being explicitly based on formal logic Lojban helps understand how any human language works thus making learning other languages a bit easier. ...for artists: it has unprecedented tools for expressing tiny variations in human emotions
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  • ...rganization formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language "Lojban". The newsletter section of Ju'i Lobypli is separately pu ...nd his version of a parser will intentionally not contain the grammar in a human usable form. This doesn't hurt us - we have a satisfactory grammar that is
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  • riddles and not for normal communication. riddles and not for normal communication.
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  • ...ic, mathematics, computer science, anthropology, sociology, education, and human biology; to conduct and support experimental and scholarly research in thes ...ed in the communication have objected to that method. Different methods of communication may be used with different Members, as needed. This applies, in particular,
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  • ...ic, mathematics, computer science, anthropology, sociology, education, and human biology; to conduct and support experimental and scholarly research in thes ...ed in the communication have objected to that method. Different methods of communication may be used with different Members, as needed. This applies, in particular,
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  • ...z]] proposes a "characteristica universalis", described as an "alphabet of human thought" that would span domains including science and metaphysics, the exp ...atical structures of natural language. This book convinced [[JCB]] that "a human grammar could be written in the predicate calculus." Brown writes that a 19
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  • formed for the purpose of completing and spreading the logical human language language which differs from the human language. The problem is significant but
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  • ***[http://vlasisku.lojban.org/vlasisku/remna remna] – human ==== Non-human body parts ====
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  • ===Communication=== | human
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  • ...Whorf effects could lead to better inter-cultural understanding, promoting communication and peace. ...power, opening up areas of thought that have not been easily accessible by human language before. Meanwhile, the formal rigidity of the language definition
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  • ...e characters (there are about seven or eight of them if you are a flexible human being, or about 40 if you are a rigid computer program), and then represent ==Proposed lerfu words for radio communication==
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  • of human ingenuity that still creeps into Lojban. > of human ingenuity that still creeps into Lojban.
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  • ...ns-serif">Lojban <small>(pronounced [ˈloʒban])</small> is an experiment in human language – a constructed language based on formal logic.</div> * a domain for exploring the intersection of human language and software
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  • ...thoughts. Having done so, your new perspective on language, ambiguity, and communication will allow you to express those thoughts more clearly, even when you use an ...s, helping to show the essential interrelated nature of language and other human endeavor.
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  • | | <nowiki>x1 is a person/people (noun) [not necessarily human]; x1 displays personality/a persona.</nowiki> | | x1 is human
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  • o Lojban is designed to be used by people in communication with each thought and communication.
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  • ...reason is different: there is no Esperanto culture different from average human or average European one. There is just nothing to borrow. In fact as far as ...set of possibilities) will become Lojban (as a realized, spoken & written human language).
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  • ...n&nbsp;<small>(pronounced&nbsp;[ˈloʒban])</small> is an&nbsp;experiment in human&nbsp;language – a&nbsp;constructed language defined using predicate logic ...te the scientific study of the relationships between language, thought and human culture.</div>
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  • * a domain for exploring the intersection of human language and software === [[Lojban around the world]] - other ways of communication ... ===
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  • ...the events. Not, perhaps, logically significant, but important for human communication. ...rld presupposes that there are object in the world (else there could be no communication, indeed not sentences). And when there are objects in the domain, the impo
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  • ...ba|28 April 2018|la evar usar published ''[https://vimeo.com/267017304 The Human Inhabitans (remna xabju)]'', the fourth episode of a Lojban-language worldb ...e.com/watch?v=QdlGxgKt7nc a lightning talk about lojban] at the 29th Chaos Communication Congress, Hamburg, Germany.
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  • ...mmunication would be meaningless. In any language which aims to facilitate communication, one must be able to express oneself in such a way that one can trust that ..."This is an apple".) This viewpoint, however, does not correspond well to human understanding of say, a cat, whose existence must be presumed to continue e
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  • ...signed in the hope of removing a large portion of the ambiguity from human communication. It was made well-known by a [[Scientific American article]] and references *Lojban is designed to be used by people in '''communication''' with each other, and possibly in the future with computers.
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  • ...signed in the hope of removing a large portion of the ambiguity from human communication. It was made well-known by a [[Scientific American article]] and references *Lojban is designed to be used by people in '''communication''' with each other, and possibly in the future with computers.
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  • ...n efficient specialized talk among those who know the vocabulary, but poor communication skills with those outside of specialty groups. I know - I've made my mark p ...rement units, should be borrowings - they are seldom used in non-technical communication, and even more rarely occur in complexes. (I am proposing voltlekmeli as a
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  • ...as split infinitives, who/whom, etc. that do not generally interfere with communication. Most are rules that humans speakers will often ignore - rarely do language Phonology: Lojban has one of the smaller sets of phonemes among human languages, and all phonemes occur in most of the world's most widely used l
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  • ...signed in the hope of removing a large portion of the ambiguity from human communication. It was made well-known by a ((Scientific American article)) and references * Lojban is designed to be used by people in '''communication''' with each other, and possibly in the future with computers.
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  • ...et semantic space: they make it possible to talk about the entire range of human concerns. ...esults. This isn't necessarily bad. Every natural language does it. But in communication, when you use a meaning different from the dictionary definition, someone e
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  • ...l language"), which also makes it particularly suitable for human-computer communication, an application that led Robert Heinlein to mention the language in his nov * Improved human-computer communication, storage ontologies, and computer translation of natural language text.
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  • ...structures of ''cusku'' and ''tavla''. With ''cusku'' the emphasis is on communication; what is communicated is more important than who it is communicated to. Qu ...nu lo remna cu pamoi klama le lunra'':21/7/1969 is-the-date-of the-event a human first go (to) the moon
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  • ru'a that's ASCII code. totally different--the language is created for human pronunciation and translated to numbers. this would be created to be encod ...complicated. just the chance to see how language issues are treated when human pronunciation is not an issue at all.
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  • ...a Supreme Intelligence?", "What, if anything, is the meaning or purpose of human existence?". Finally, the philosophical questions are typically about conce [[Category:Human communication]]
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  • If a language is to serve human needs at all, it must contain what are in English at least (all other I-E l ...English, verbs of knowledge and communication tend to be intensional (the communication ones also extensional but with an extensional meaning) while verbs of volit
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  • ...eans to express musical notation-like intonation like forte, crescendo for human speech. ...cusku lu'e lo du'u broda''', but I think there would still be a linguistic communication implied, which would encode the given bridi. As for '''spusku''', '''frati
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  • riddles and not for normal communication. riddles and not for normal communication.
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  • How do you describe human motion? It would be very instructive to use lojban to describe and analyse human motion for a variety of reasons.
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  • ...r-Whorf effects may lead to better inter-cultural understanding, promoting communication and peace." -- Aaawww, what a cute fwuffy widdew bunny!! -Robin *** ''nanmu, meaning 'adult human male'. '' ''nanmu'' just means ''human male''. The gismu list says that it is not necessarily adult.
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  • ...r-Whorf effects may lead to better inter-cultural understanding, promoting communication and peace." -- Aaawww, what a cute fwuffy widdew bunny!! -Robin *** ''nanmu, meaning 'adult human male'. '' ''nanmu'' just means ''human male''. The gismu list says that it is not necessarily adult.
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  • ...avoiding 'dorkiness' is a high one -- much effort, and it might even make communication less effective. So, they're not dorks; they're just acting against the spir ...ing plain unable to recall all the bits and pieces of the grammar. I plead human dorkiness for the routine misparsings of my Lojban, for example (e.g. in t
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  • ...u cannot even tell which man is meant for sure without asking me (although communication is served if you already know from the context). ...ight live in the same city, or at least have the property of being jointly human.
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  • semantic web, for translating and for computer-human communication ... oh
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  • logical human language "Lojban". This issue (LK11) is being mailed at communication.
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  • And, of course, in a language for communication among humans, it is situations, never whole worlds directly, that we deal w ...d person is inherently unable to see as blind, but inherently able to as a human being -- though now incidentally unable, and perhaps able again given some
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  • ...s systematical and penetrating discussions of how learning of language and communication are based on socially available evidence and of the consequences of this fo ...nt of language. Thus physicists, mathematicians and logicians use the same human language which they can't jump over, i.e. they are talking to themselves. I
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  • exact utterances. Whereas I insist that most human usage differs ''In actual communication, which almost always occurs between who share a universe of discourse, ther
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  • ...signed in the hope of removing a large portion of the ambiguity from human communication.<!-- It was made well-known by a Scientific American article and references
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  • speculated that Lojban may also help to free the human mind's creative processes and promote undistorted communication between
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  • According to the so called politeness theory all human communication can be divided into “positive faces” and “negative faces”.
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  • the ambiguity from human communication. It was made well-known by a
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  • ...are many possible reasons to create a constructed language: to ease human communication; to bring fiction or an associated constructed world to life; for linguisti
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  • <p><b>humano</b> human, humane.</p> <p><b>trato</b> dealing, communication, conversation.</p>
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  • <p><b>humano</b> human, humane.</p> <p><b>trato</b> dealing, communication, conversation.</p>
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  • |communication |human
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