The Uncertainty Principle of Meaning: the more precisely you define the meaning of a word, the less you can know about its context, and vice versa. Meaning and context are bound in a quantum-like relationship, each eluding capture when the other is pinned down.
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Reply · Feb 9, 2023@hallowed_schism hah see this is an example, I feel like I don't understand this quote- though I know all the words I don't know enough of the context…Reply · Oct 7, 2022@ForCognition In case? I see the phrase often enough but have not gotten a clear picture from the various contexts yetRepost · Nov 27, 2023RT @nobuhojimichaan: i'm deeper and more deeply in the understanding that knowing what "it means" is both an expansion and a diminution of…Reply · Nov 11, 2022@MikePFrank Ha I’ve realized I mean something more than the definition of “uncertainty” … more like information overload and rapid change