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More importantly; why hasn't it been removed? Instead of Latin, can I please have a logical language intended for thinking about scientific and engineering pro
by mjevans 5y ago
More importantly; why hasn't it been removed?
Instead of Latin, can I please have a logical language intended for thinking about scientific and engineering processes invented that's similar to the idea of the Ancients in Star Gate (the TV series)?
- apocolyps6 5y ago> why hasn't it been removed? nobody owns a language >can I please have Take your pick. There is Esperanto, Loglan, Lojban, Ithkuil etc. The rabbit hole goes as deep as you want
- secondcoming 5y agoHave you tried Rust?
- denton-scratch 5y agoWhy "instead of Latin"? Your requirement seems to be orthogonal to the existence of Latin. Latin's a dead language; we can't submit pull-requests. English (etc.) are living languages; people are committing changes to them all the time, with no maintainer to oversee the project. Sure, I'd be happy not having had to spend schooldays learning French and Latin irregular verbs. But these languages weren't developed for dealing with science and engineering.
- orangecat 5y agoLatin's a dead language; we can't submit pull-requests. We sort of can: https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/57/what-is-the-process-for-translating-modern-words-like-tablet-or-smartphone-i/94 https://latin.stackexchange.com/questions/57/what-is-the-pro...
- denton-scratch 5y agoOK, I suppose I should have guessed that Contemporary Latin is a thing.
- demetrius 5y ago> can I please have a logical language Does Lojban fit the bill?
- School-Cotton 5y agoLanguage is a human social phenomenon, so it’s unlikely that it will or even can ever be perfectly logical and free of redundancy.