Language & Our Reality: Demystifysci Podcast

[Natasha Tori Maru]

pt.1 

pt.2 

https://youtu.be/txvK99bhL5o?si=EmZKZixggyxW8DzW

I've watched both in full. Interested to hear thoughts and also to share a topic we have discussed previously 

@UnbornTao @CARDOZZO @Sugarcoat @Carl-Richard @ExploringReality @Joseph Maynor

[UnbornTao]

Thanks, I'll have to take a look at it later today. 

[Joseph Maynor]

I.  Regarding the intro:

It's not I don't know things don't make sense.  It's I am looking for others to make sense for me, or I'm looking to defend making sense to others.

II. Part One:

I guess his argument is he disagrees with the correspondence theory of truth.  This would be the assumption that language doesn't link up one to one with knowing the world.

III. Part Two:

I don't think we behave as LLMs, that's  an over-extension of what's going on.  I disagree with AI all the time and try to advise it when I do so so it and I can learn.

Edited yesterday at 11:55 PM by Joseph Maynor

[UnbornTao]

An easy assumption to make is that language is the symbols, gestures, and words themselves.

If we were to ask something like 'Where is language found?', we'd be hard-pressed to pinpoint exactly its location.