Re: Comparison of philosophical languages
| From: | Shreyas Sampat <ssampat@...> |
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| Date: | Wednesday, January 22, 2003, 2:51 |
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> > There are only 180 root words in Ygyde, not enough
> > to define God, heaven, hell, and baptism. From the
> > linguistic point of view these words are not very
> > important, because they are not very common.
Second objection: It is often the least common words that hold the most
information. You don't hear "slay" a lot (unless you're watching UPN),
but when you do, you get a lot more information than if your
interlocutor said "kill".
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Shreyas Sampat