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1. I'd agree it's not "right away", so I think my use of "immediately" as too strong a word. But it sounds like we both agree that the experience of what happen
by silent_cal 5y ago
1. I'd agree it's not "right away", so I think my use of "immediately" as too strong a word. But it sounds like we both agree that the experience of what happens when we are in the process of understand a proposition is different from the "experience" (if you can call it that) of flagging the highest probability.
2. I also agree with you that the perception of relations of things is primary in the way we know things, and it is pretty amazing how word vectors seem to capture some of these relationships in an analogous way (king - man + woman = queen). But I also think we see the properties of things before we see their relations to each other - otherwise, how could you know there is a relationship, not knowing that there are at least two things or properties to relate? But I'm going too far afield now!