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A language is a particular way of serializing concepts and their relationships. Knowledge is... concepts and their relationships, typically with the implicatio
by tbrownaw 3y ago
A language is a particular way of serializing concepts and their relationships.
Knowledge is... concepts and their relationships, typically with the implication of being grounded in objective reality (although one can be knowledgeable about things like, say, Tolkien, or Star Wars, or fantasy tropes more generally).
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Language is (a particular way of representing) knowledge, in about the same way that a particular .cpp file is (a particular way of representing) a linked list or whatever.
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- tivert 3y ago> Language is (a particular way of representing) knowledge, in about the same way that a particular .cpp file is (a particular way of representing) a linked list or whatever. So, in your view, are .cpp files and linked lists "kind of" the same thing? Language can be used to express some kinds of knowledge, but they're not even "kind of" synonymous. Language can express a lot of things that aren't knowledge, and there's knowledge that can't be expressed with language (qualia, at least).