Talk:Internal-external distinction

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 Definition:  A division of an ontology into an internal linguistic framework and external practical questions about the utility of that framework [d] [e]
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I provided this same article to Wikipedia 6/14/2013 This version is written entirely by myself. John R. Brews 20:11, 14 June 2013 (UTC)

Quantifiers

"Loosely speaking a 'quantifier' is just a function that says there exists at least one such-and-such."

Far too loosely speaking. In addition to the existential quantifiers you refer to there are also universal quantifiers, which are the opposite in a reasonable sense. Whether "function" is an appropriate word I'd have to think about a bit more. Peter Jackson 09:31, 29 June 2013 (UTC)

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