Llojbanists

Llojbanists are individuals who identify with or actively practice Lojban, a constructed logical language. The Lojban language was designed to be culturally neutral, unambiguous, and to explore the relationship between language and thought, a concept known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Lojbanists are often interested in the linguistic properties of Lojban, its potential for logical expression, and its use as a tool for international communication.

The community of Lojbanists is global and can be found online through forums, mailing lists, and social media platforms. They engage in various activities, including learning the language, writing and translating texts, developing software, and discussing the philosophy and implications of Lojban. Some Lojbanists are involved in creating educational materials to help others learn the language. The motivations for becoming a Lojbanist are diverse, ranging from intellectual curiosity and a desire to challenge linguistic norms to the pursuit of a perfectly logical or universally understandable language. Membership in the Lojban community is generally open to anyone interested in the language.