THE CORE P-VOCABULARY ISN”T THAT LARGE But applying it to the sum total of human

THE CORE P-VOCABULARY ISN”T THAT LARGE
But applying it to the sum total of human knowledge requries using terms from all fields of humnan knowledge.

—“Generally, the words you choose are from fields of econ, business, acctg, philosophy, religion, science (esp. physics), math—a large knowledge fund. Theorists do that. How long would you say it takes someone to learn your linguistic pattern so they more easily learn from you?”—TruthQuest
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1. Most ‘smart folk’ say it takes six months to understand it just by following, and about two to three years to be able to work with it. In that sense it’s just like any other discipline.

2. The core vocabulary isn’t that large as you’d think. it’s that every ‘term'(concept) is defined in series, so three, five, eight or more variations on a term (concept).

3. If you learn disambiguation-serialization, and operationalization first, then the grammars, then Property in toto, Reciprocity, and Testimony (reciprocity in word). The rest is rather obvious. It’s just practice like any other formal discipline. It’s a lot like writing code.

4. Explaining all that and applying it is what takes all the terminology.

5. And reforming all the fields so that they are free of platonisms and pretentions is … overwhelming.

6. When I write the core vocabulary down on the cheat sheet it’s just not that large. Application to the total body of human knowledge is so.