Pierre-Antoine CHAMPIN wrote: > There is no fundamental difference between subject and object, Yes I agree, the different representations can be transformed into each other without gain or loss of information; hence they are mathematically equivalent. > It depends on the semantics of subjectx and propertyx, > but yes, it can definitely be semanticaly consistent : > This sentence has five words. > This sentence is in english. > This sentence begins with "This". > This sentence talks about itself. > Not very useful, but definitely consistent. Hmmm.... now that makes me wonder what Pat's deep dark semantic problems actually are. Seth RussellReceived on Tuesday, 28 November 2000 15:12:10 GMT
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