Showing usefulness of things SiTe (SLI-IEE interaction)

[Creepy-Cyclops]

but I've been too busy and look like I've been through a hurricane

I like the windswept look.

Sorry, I shall try to contribute to your post in terms of what you're really getting at some other point soon.

[Brilliand]

I think is more prominent in the description in the OP... he's showing you stuff. There's there, too, though (in the explanations that follow), and you do seem to have shown more appreciation for the than for the (though that may be because you were thinking about when you wrote it).

[Mattie]

I think is more prominent in the description in the OP... he's showing you stuff.

Is it the fact that you associate with physicality rather than anything else? I don't think just because it is "stuff" that it falls under the / domain. has to do with the relation of two objects, and what this post is focusing on are objects and their properties, which is an Xe IE.

[Brilliand]

Is it the fact that you associate with physicality rather than anything else? I don't think just because it is "stuff" that it falls under the / domain. has to do with the relation of two objects, and what this post is focusing on are objects and their properties, which is an Xe IE.

I was comparing SLI with ILI and SEI, actually. That strikes me as more something an SEI would do than that an ILI would do. (I got an impression of "look, something shiny" from the original summary.)

I think you're taking "objects" too literally here.

[Mattie]

I was comparing SLI with ILI and SEI, actually. That strikes me as more something an SEI would do than that an ILI would do.

I think you're taking "objects" too literally here.

I guess I'd like to know your understanding of vs then, my example might just not illustrate something that is exclusive or telling of creative at all, but that's what this discussion is about