09-01-2016, 03:11 PM
I recently read that certain constructed languages feature sequential repetitions, more of similar, but also same words due to their gramatical structure, which aims at being machine-readable. So you could think of the repeated words as "closing braket, closing braket, etc.." Like in programming source code ")))".
Let me know if this is besides the point, but I can't stop thinking about a certain Polymath being active around the time of the "finding" of the VMS, namely Giuseppe Peano, who constructed an interlingua called "latino sine flexione" (low internal structure) and also toyed with encoding information into fractal functions (see Peano spacefilling curve).
Let me know if this is besides the point, but I can't stop thinking about a certain Polymath being active around the time of the "finding" of the VMS, namely Giuseppe Peano, who constructed an interlingua called "latino sine flexione" (low internal structure) and also toyed with encoding information into fractal functions (see Peano spacefilling curve).