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It turns out that “true” is an especially unpleasant word to reach semantic satiation for. Perhaps because of the “ue”, as in “gruesome”, “true” begins to take on a grotesque, gargoyle-like quality as it loses meaning. (This is @zuven‘s fault for showing me Noam Zeilberger’s work on the relationship between type systems and evaluation order.)
Can someone please explain the difference between operational vs. denotational semantics?
