Wittgenstein has an example, imagine you are on a construction site and someone says 'Slab!' Do they mean 'That is a slab.' or 'Hand me that slab.'? Context m

Wittgenstein has an example, imagine you are on a construction site and someone says 'Slab!' Do they mean 'That is a slab.' or 'Hand me that slab.'? Context matters. There is no correct answer. There are no metaphysical truth particles that shake 'True!'. Expressivism, how you feel about the statement, is going to decide what you think. Anyway, I used to intentionally say things like "I love drugs, although its specifically Caffeine."