Re: what is a loglang?

Jeffrey Henning scripsit:

> I had assumed since Voksigid is predicate based that it was a logical
> language.  Why do you classify it differently?
Well, because it doesn't encode logic: the predicates are just zero-valence
verbs (and in practice they have perfectly ordinary distinctions between
core and peripheral cases).  There's no machinery for logical conjunctions
or quantified variables.

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