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How to know that something is a concept or information when it is not claimed to be?
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Concept/Information question
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Murayefeskamus
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It can be a concept if t is the opposite of any previously stated concept. must follow plato s rules
Vietthai96
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Concept: something is abstract, fundamental, and have feats/contexts prove it behaving like concept
Information: we have many words that can be use interchangable with information such as data, record, etc.......And if those thing is for knowledge it if Info type 1, if those thing is fundamental that shape reality or object, person it is Info type 2
Anyway it is extremely hard to explain in general way, we need contexts and feats to evaluate
Information: we have many words that can be use interchangable with information such as data, record, etc.......And if those thing is for knowledge it if Info type 1, if those thing is fundamental that shape reality or object, person it is Info type 2
Anyway it is extremely hard to explain in general way, we need contexts and feats to evaluate
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Can you explain Plato's rules ?
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One argument that I often come across to prove something is that the concept is "ABC is the origin of XYZ", or another type of argument is "ABC makes XYZ". What makes me wonder is their reasonableness.
Vietthai96
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Nah, being the origin of something isn't mean it is concept, and it extremely depend on contexts, for example i say human is the origin of building, human obviously can't be concept. Same as fiction, in fiction we have many creator god who is the origin of their respective cosmology, yet they not neccessary to be concepts
