Re: Natural Language Praised
Ron Hardin wrote:
> Somebody has this as their .sig
>
> "Natural language has evolved to the present point in a way
> optimally to
> meet the needs for two-way human communication." -- Vincent E.
> Guiliano,
> "In Defense of Natural Language," 1972
By God, it had better!
Dennis, after Carlyle
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