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I admire the conviction that things become absolutely true at a sufficient level of specification. So long as facts are represented in language, they are subje
by brookst 2y ago
I admire the conviction that things become absolutely true at a sufficient level of specification.
So long as facts are represented in language, they are subject to language’s imprecision and subjectivity. And I don’t think that platonic ideals of facts, independent of representstion, have much utility.