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RE: [jboske] Nick on propositionalism &c. (was: RE: Digest Number 134




la lojbab cusku di'e

The place structures are VERY different.  mei is a 3-placer that converts
between masses, sets-as-a-unit, and member-lists.

I never fully understood that place structure. What is a member-
list if not a lojbanset or a lojbanmass? And what is the point
of having a place for the set and another for the mass derived
from the same set?

The Right definition of {mei} should have two places, with
the second place being either a property or (better) a Kind.
So {lo cimei be le ka prenu}, or {lo cimei be lo'e prenu},
for "a threesome of people". How do you say that using the
official definition?

With the same place structure we have {lo pimumei be
lo'e prenu} for "half a person".

mu'o mi'e xorxes


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