Re: lo'e cinfo and lo'e -antelope

Invent Yourself scripsit:

> > It's consistent with CLL. We have two competing definitions of lo'e equally
> > consistent with CLL, but compared to the other (mine), one (yours) has a
> > vastly narrower expressive capability.
> 
> Given that we've been calling one "CLL" and the other "Jorge", I can't see
> how they are equally consistent with CLL.

No, this is not Jorge-lo'e (= Kind = Mr.). This is a different distinction:
is "lo'e cinfo" a reference to a singular abstract object, or is it a compact
way of specifying a complex quantification? I speak for the first viewpoint,
And for the second, but they are both CLL-compatible.

That said, I still don't really understand And's viewpoint.

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