Changeability

Changeability

To SAPIR and KARCEVSKIJ

TANAKA Akio

1 The minimum unit of language is a quantum.

2 The connection of quanta generates a word.

3 The separation of quanta generates a sentence.

4 Quanta advance for the real world. This advance guarantees the reliability of language.

5 Quanta rest at the real world. This rest is the end of a sentence.

6 Quanta are in space of language.

7 A quantum has a direction and a longitude. This direction and longitude generates a meaning.

8 A meaning is manifested by a direction and a longitude. A meaning is a vector.

9 A quantum is manifested by a vector function.

10 A quantum is in the vector space.

11 A quantum is in a coordinate system.

12 A quantum which has the maximum longitude starts in the first place. This start is a beginning of a sentence.

13 A quantum which has the minimum longitude advances lastly. This advance ends at the place where the real world touches with.

14 The real world is a center in space of language.

15 The real world has no direction and no longitude.

16 The real world is manifested by a vector function.

17 The real world is in the vector space.

18 The real world is the origin of a coordinate system.

19 All quanta advance to the origin. This advance is designated as small drift. Drift is advocated by SAPIR Edward.

20 The real world is changeable. Therefore the origin of coordinate system is changeable. This change of the origin is designated as big drift.

21 All quanta have small drift and big drift. These two drifts generate changeability of language.

22 Changeability of language is a reply to KARCEVSKIJ Sergej.

Tokyo January 8, 2005

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