Notation; a series or system of written symbols used to represent numbers, amounts, or elements in something such as music or mathematics, doesn't have anything to have to do with peoples names.
Originally posted by daniel58 Notation; a series or system of written symbols used to represent numbers, amounts, or elements in something such as music or mathematics, doesn't have anything to have to do with peoples names.
A written name is a series of written symbols used to represent an entity.
Originally posted by daniel58 A name is not just "written symbols it has meaning, like if I called my brother a dork than he might be offended.
That's because he translates the series of symbols (or sounds) "dork" into its meaning. He is aware of the system of notation you used to write/say what you meant.
Call someone who doesn't understand English "dork", and he won't be offended.
Originally posted by daniel58 Well it's just not that like I could say to him, go to the store and get some milk for me, now if I told a book that nothing would happen.
Originally posted by daniel58 I'm saying that you are using notation as a general statement I'm saying that as humans we are different than say books or something like that.
Originally posted by daniel58 No I'm saying just because a book has notations in it, it's different than humans WHO CAN UNDERSTAND THEM, they can also move of their own free-will.
In short: You had no idea of what to say and decided to ramble.