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by gsnedders
4699 days ago
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A nice example of the problem with natural language is Treason Act 1351[1] (this is still current law in the UK!), written in Anglo-Norman. This is problematic, as our understanding of the language is incomplete. Notably, in this case, there is no agreed upon meaning of "pvablement" — it means either "provably" or "probably": a rather major difference come a court of law! [1]: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/aep/Edw3Stat5/25/2 |
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