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In 1934, Carnap wrote, in German (actually in Ina Carnap's typewriter),
Pirots karulize elatically (in German)
Later he'll introuce the 'teavy'.
I propose a meaning-postulate and have 'teavy' as _that_ type of pirot that won't karulise elatically:
From Carnap, Russell, and Grice (1975)
Pirots karulize elatically.
A is a pirot.
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A karulises elatically.
Non-monotonical "caeteris paribus"
A is teavy.
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A won't karulise elatically, necessarily.
Etc.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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I don't think that is german
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