Yeah , exactly. The  @ @  Xerxes allows you to say , u " Just give me the value of that , and that , and that. " But , we don't really know what we 're interested in  before we look at the complete  at  at the overall result. So the person said , um , " Where is X ? " and so , we want to know , um , is  Does he want info ? o on this ? or know the location ? Or does he want to go there ? Let 's assume this is our  our question.
Sure.
Nuh ? So. Um. Do this in Perl. So we get  OK. Let 's assume this is the output. So. We should con be able to conclude from that that  I mean. It 's always gonna give us a value of how likely we think i it is that he wants to go there and doesn't want to go there , or how likely it is that he wants to get information. But , maybe w we should just reverse this to make it a little bit more delicate. So , does he wanna know where it is ? or does he wanna go there ?
He wants to know where it is.