@parados,
parados wrote:It also represents your disavowal of using vowels consistently in your phonetic machinations.
ɪ in philosophy
vs
ɑɪ in filo
I value consistency a great deal, as a general rule.
In this: I take a more open minded approach.
In the end, efficiency might best be served
by a more
flexible system of spelling,
designed to work its way around odd problems
as thay manifest themselves (e.g., maybe spelling rite
with a double letter, to accomodate
RIGHT),
a system that employs
RECOGNITION and remembrance
of rule variation that fonetic spelling teachers will inculcate
instead of promoting Chaucerian spelling. That can be a feasible system,
but again, I will defer to others qua the final, polished product.
In the meantime, I 'm merely pointing out that there r other ways
that r not as bad as the mistakes that I 'm avoiding
and that it is
e z to do it my way; more so than to be a slave to the paradime.
I 'm getting a boost from the
YOUNG,
in their
natural abbreviations in their texting. That is helpful.
Success is inevitable.
I do
not have a monopoly on laziness.
Humen will lay their burden down,
preferring to work
smart, not hard n long
and humen can be flexible in their choice of practices.
David
