We exchange words that we learned the meaning of both literally (by dictionary) and by concept (by meaning). We both are brough up in a context where we unders

We exchange words that we learned the meaning of both literally (by dictionary) and by concept (by meaning). We both are brough up in a context where we understand the meaning of "the desktop" as a metaphor for computer UI unless (unless you haven't learned that then you think it's the other physical desktop) See https://medium.com/swlh/anatomy-of-a-noob-why-your-mom-suck-at-computers-9feadc741f7f https://medium.com/swlh/anatomy-of-a-noob-why-your-mom-suck-... where I explore that. In other words, we are using language as a way to communicate experiences of phenomena (an apple or a painting or a movie) but our experiences will never be exactly the same and we will never be referring to exactly the same but it's good enough statistically to be "a pattern" So yeah I guess I agree if I understand you correctly.