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• File:Lessons in Lojban I - The Bridi Proposition (high quality).mp4 (54.89 MB) - 06:56, 19 January 2014

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• L17-03
  ...''x₂_(entity)'' to express ''x₃_{(si'o, proposition)}'' ..._{(property of x₁)}'' by agreement ''x₃_{(proposition)}''
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• Talk:BPFK Section: Causation sumtcita
  "expresses a proposition" 869 hits "says a proposition" 29 hits
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• Talk:BPFK gismu Section: Parenthetical Remarks in Brivla Definitions
  consideration: {djuno2} pretty much has to be a proposition, even if that proposition involves no a given proposition is to be evaluated? These are two different things.
  632 KB (109,363 words) - 09:54, 26 January 2015
• gadri: an unofficial commentary from a logical point of view
  Plural quantification was invented in order to facilitate expression of proposition that is meaningful only when the referent of an argument is plural. Logically, this sentence is a proposition that consists of a constant "people" and three predicates "gathered" "cooke
  55 KB (9,194 words) - 11:27, 9 December 2017
• UI types
  'semi direct': Alice expressed a proposition that is expressible as "She, however, is leaving". 'semi direct': Alice expressed a proposition that is expressible as "Would that she were leaving".
  26 KB (4,521 words) - 05:21, 15 February 2015
• Leçons d'onde
  ...''', mais ça rajoute une couche de sémantique, puisque ça transforme toute proposition contenant '''ko''' en un ordre. « Fais en sorte que cette phrase soit vrai ...e chose doit effectivement '''klama'''. Donc les gadri factuels énonce une proposition qui peut-être vrai ou fausse - que l(es)'objet(s) en question sont effecti
  283 KB (48,687 words) - 07:26, 16 June 2021
• Talk:BPFK Section: Irrealis Attitudinals
  a proposition in regards to its correspondence with reality. proposition in question does properly describe reality
  552 KB (90,146 words) - 09:40, 26 January 2015
• Talk:BPFK Section: Epistemology sumtcita
  BAIs that have an event or proposition place are relatively stand in for {certu}, though with a proposition
  497 KB (76,982 words) - 11:17, 26 January 2015
• Talk:BPFK Section: Grammatical Pro-sumti
  I am getting more worried about this identifiction of {ka}s and {du'u}s. A proposition is not a property, a function to properties (a more abstract property) is n > proposition is not a property,
  261 KB (39,865 words) - 09:17, 27 January 2015
• Intuitionistic logic
  ...will write <math>x : X</math> to sigify proof <math>x</math>, which proves proposition <math>X</math>. In Lojban, this would be written {xy. noi ctaipe tau xy.}. ...<math>P \vee \neg P</math> (the law of the excluded middle) for arbitrary proposition <math>P</math>, since that would require an oracle to tell us which of <mat
  10 KB (1,624 words) - 00:36, 3 January 2016
• xorlo & mi nitcu lo mikce
  I opine that a proposition is claimed to be true of some > I opine that a proposition is claimed to be
  282 KB (44,320 words) - 14:50, 26 January 2015
• Láadan Lessons For Beginners
  ...gue, to quarrel, not used of an 'argument' in a theory or an equation or a proposition [ra-non- + shon=peace] | proposition, argument
  192 KB (30,893 words) - 08:45, 6 February 2015
• User:Gleki/L17-B
  *''clause'' (of which ''property'' and ''proposition'' are its special cases) ==== ''Proposition'' type ====
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• BPFK Section: Pro-bridi
  ...Q and Some R: both P or Q or R; and something unspecified.<br>'' ''For any proposition, there is at least two propositions such that both what we were talking abo ...sition such that there exists at least one proposition such that the first proposition is true and one of the second two propositions or what we were talking abou
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• fancylojban challenges
  As long as x1 (du'u proposition) is true, x2 (action/event) repeatedly happens x1 (action/event) happens, then repeats as long as x2 (du'u proposition) is true.
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• LLG 2018 Annual Meeting Transcript
  It should be able to apply to any sort of proposition, whether real or theoretical, past, present or future. That is what tensel ...krtisfranks the thing is that du'u is not "the notion of", it is "the fact/proposition/claim that". Whether it's realis or irrealis isn't what this is about.
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• test1111
  ...gue, to quarrel, not used of an 'argument' in a theory or an equation or a proposition [ra-non- + shon=peace] | proposition
  169 KB (27,145 words) - 12:15, 18 December 2015
• tsani's Interpretations: Abstractors
  Note that as a '''du'u''' abstraction is called a bridi or proposition, a '''ka''' abstraction is called a ''function'', where the '''ce'u''' is/a ...f djuno3 is left implicit, it is understood that it is some sumti from the proposition expressed in djuno2.
  21 KB (3,578 words) - 08:36, 30 June 2014
• The Quandary of xorlo
  be a proposition, whose truth is what is needed. > by filling the sumti place with a proposition
  72 KB (11,437 words) - 14:50, 26 January 2015
• bridi to sumti converter
  ...semantics of these converted bridi? If you're looking for just taking the proposition made by the bridi into a sumti place you probably want '''le du'u'''. ...relation (which of course is nonsensical if the relation doesn't expect a proposition as the argument, but anyway...)
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• CAhA as sumtcita
  ...e point for '''ca'a''' from this world to the world(s) in which the tagged proposition is true (like '''ca''' as a sumtcita transfers the reference point from the ...holds, but to all the worlds you have in mind, which you describe by that proposition. I think that would give something like "Having a million dollars (in those
  13 KB (2,275 words) - 09:52, 26 March 2015
• du'au
  > > What is the difference between an incomplete proposition like > If you mean "proposition" strictly, there isn't any. If you are using it
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• factivity of djuno
  ...gical relation between a person and a proposition (and the subject of that proposition, but that WAS a mistake -- going back to the days before subject-raising ha ...inconsistent): more than 1 but usually less than a complete set and 2) the proposition involved has to be true in that set -- either a member or derivable from me
  29 KB (5,190 words) - 06:44, 1 March 2018
• rant: against sumti qualifiers
  ** (2a) the full proposition that the speaker intends to communicate, including the illocutionary force; ** (2b) the full proposition that the speaker intends to communicate, excluding the illocutionary force;
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• scope of UIs
  ...s in the wrong place. Starting with {le du'u} suggests that these are all proposition of some sort, but that is exactly what they are not -- nor anything directl ...for example). And, after all, it is the event tht counts, for it makes the proposition true or false. On the other hand, if we are just mdoiffying or replacing s
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• Willard Van Orman Quine
  ...[analytic proposition|analytic]] and [[synthetic proposition|synthetic]] [[proposition]]s and advocated a form of [[semantic holism]], and ''Word and Object'' (19
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• Plurality by example
  ...we create a plurality. When we predicate plural descriptions we assert the proposition on each thing that makes up the plural. Even if we specifically say there i ...distributivity of {loi} and {lei} we are actually remarking or asserting a proposition about that collective, rather than on the individuals. With this, we escape
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• Talk:BPFK Section: gadri
  as "Mr. Cat" can clarify the logical structure of a proposition ...dard Formal (Symbolic) Logic and then the go back to talking about A and E proposition, which are in syllogistic. That is, they mix unrestricted and restricted qu
  4.12 MB (665,740 words) - 16:32, 2 March 2020
• Gottlob Frege
  ...s, despite differing in sense, have an identical reference. Accordingly, a proposition which contains terms that have no reference (i.e. "[[empty name]]s") cannot
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• User:Ciste/Talk:BPFK Section: gadri
  as &quot;Mr. Cat&quot; can clarify the logical structure of a proposition ...dard Formal (Symbolic) Logic and then the go back to talking about A and E proposition, which are in syllogistic. That is, they mix unrestricted and restricted qu
  2.07 MB (380,774 words) - 07:40, 7 March 2020
• me lu ju'i lobypli li'u 3 moi
  ...sed to write one, and mail it out within a week or two, a truly optimistic proposition. ...efer to any of the previous arguments reflexively, which is a more complex proposition. GMR Loglan does not clearly support reflexive pronouns.
  243 KB (42,050 words) - 13:59, 17 December 2014
• BPFK To-Do
  ...e same proposition, it is convenient to utter the sentence expressing that proposition only once, but that doesn't make the first illocutionary act (as opposed to
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• da'i
  * Factivity means that, where A is the matrix proposition and B the complement, if A is true (in this world) then so is B. So, take t * Logical presupposition means that, where A is the matrix proposition and B the complement, if A is true (in this world) then so is B. So, take t
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• intensions
  ...toward the extensional. Thus, Charlie may say that he loves his mother (a proposition – but he also say “I love my mother” – a sentence) but he still wa ...nsions {cusku} for example. If we quote the sentence rather than cite the proposition, none of the intensional factors come into play. It may be that these kind
  11 KB (1,839 words) - 08:17, 30 June 2014
• Lojban timeline
  ...ge argued that a [[proposition]] refers to its [[truth value]], and that a proposition with [[term]]s that have no reference (i.e. "[[empty name]]s") cannot itsel
  95 KB (14,323 words) - 10:38, 9 June 2020
• Lojban Tutorial
  proposition into a yes/no question by simply putting '''''xu''''' at the '''Note for logicians:''' '''''lo prenu cu klama''''' expresses the proposition
  99 KB (16,833 words) - 09:59, 12 May 2017
• possible worlds and mu'ei
  ...the set of things which exist in that world, and the truth value of every proposition which can be made in the world. In modal logic, two new concepts are added ...is stated is that R(w, w') (where w is this world) will return true if the proposition which is contained in the tagged sumti is a true one in w' (though it may b
  11 KB (1,843 words) - 13:04, 3 September 2014
• The Crash Course: Dictionary
  *clause: event (traditionally uses '''nu''') or proposition (traditionally uses '''du'u'''). #no place can be both ''entity'' and ''clause'' (''event/proposition/property'')
  11 KB (1,721 words) - 17:29, 29 March 2016
• Le lojban pour les êtres humains
  ''du’u'' : Transforme un [bridi] en le selbri : ''x1 est la proposition [bridi] exprimée par la phrase x2'' ...u'' : Transforme un [bridi] en le selbri : ''x1 est la phrase exprimant la proposition [bridi] qui est x2''
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• me lu ju'i lobypli li'u 18 moi
  ...definite>" or "le <quantifier> lo <description>", a plausible but arguable proposition. Cowan talked me out of this to minimize change - it would require a "ku" a ...ert "se", the result is a 'conversion' and 'equivalent' becomes a trickier proposition.
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• question
  * [[Proposition]]
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• Lojban Wave Lessons/1
  ...ral unit of Lojban utterances. The concept is very close to what we call a proposition in English. A bridi is a claim that some objects stand in a relation to eac
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• currently proposed experimental cmavo
  | x1 is a (true?) completion to incomplete proposition expressed by bridi within the abstraction
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• cniglic
  ...ch might not be obvious at first glance. Saying '''.a'o''' can change the proposition expressed by a sentence, in the same way that saying "I hope" can change a ...recisely indicate what is wrong (or correct, I suppose) with the questions proposition. If you ask the last example, and I say "'''na''', yes", then you know tha
  111 KB (19,522 words) - 18:01, 6 October 2014
• Lojban Wave Lessons/24
  ...bridi is not the words which express it – a bridi is an idea, an abstract proposition. The word '''mi''' when I say it and the word '''do''' when you do refers t
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• gadri report, aug 2003
  ...ion was that there was no obvious choice of predicate for such an embedded proposition to take. Lojban co'e and bu'a mean we may be able to ignore that. The other
  36 KB (6,262 words) - 07:57, 14 June 2015
• me lu ju'i lobypli li'u 17 moi
  Proposition II has generally been presumed to be untestable because of the identificati
  462 KB (78,745 words) - 18:34, 20 August 2020
• Leçons d'onde/12
  ...''', mais ça rajoute une couche de sémantique, puisque ça transforme toute proposition contenant '''ko''' en un ordre. « Fais en sorte que cette phrase soit vrai
  5 KB (904 words) - 18:57, 29 January 2017
• i can eat glass
  ...hat I eat glass is something I am capable of and does not hurt me". A mere proposition doesn't hurt us, but its being true does, and sometimes a du'u sumti is int
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• BPFK: Old General Negators
  An argument is a connected series of statements to establish a definite proposition.
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