I read from the start of the L^p talk to now, and I can’t think why both of you bothered to speak in that language. The major point of contention occurs in a lacuna in the L^p semantic space, so continuing in that vein is… hmmm.
It’s like arguing whether the moon is pale-green or pale-blue, and deciding that since plain English just doesn’t cut it, why not discuss the issue in Japanese?
deciding that since plain English just doesn’t cut it, why not discuss the issue in Japanese?
Why not, if you know Japanese, and it has more suitable means of expressing the topic? (I see your point, but don’t think the analogy stands as stated.)
I read from the start of the L^p talk to now, and I can’t think why both of you bothered to speak in that language. The major point of contention occurs in a lacuna in the L^p semantic space, so continuing in that vein is… hmmm.
It’s like arguing whether the moon is pale-green or pale-blue, and deciding that since plain English just doesn’t cut it, why not discuss the issue in Japanese?
Why not, if you know Japanese, and it has more suitable means of expressing the topic? (I see your point, but don’t think the analogy stands as stated.)
If we extend the analogy to the above conversation, it’s an argument between non-Japanese otaku.