Frege's Über Sinn und Bedeutung ( Sense & Reference ) can be summed up as
- 1. any signal, takes a form
- 2. the form may have loose connotations ( sinn, sense )
- 3. the form may have firm connotation ( bedeutung, reference )
- 4. the connotations, may be interpreted differently by any emitter or receiver of the signal
Further canonical efforts to nail this down to tighter language may just make it worse : see Kripke's 'possible worlds' bike shedding
The following cognitive structures are isomorphic.
- 1. stateless 'blocks' of instruction parameterised with free variables, and the 'maps' of arguments to those parameters
- 2. stateful 'possible worlds' of evocative imagination, resulting from executed blocks of parameterised instructions such as (1.)
That is insightful. Data, and operations upon data. It all fits together. I am pleased with this study.
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