Eliezer: It is not, “I believe the coin has landed heads,” that I think, “the coin has landed heads,” implicitly embodies. It is the belief that such things as coins, landing and heads, are meaningful concepts (clusters in thingspace if you have to).
If you want to continue the map analogy, parts of the key of the map.
“”coin” is a meaningful concept,” carries no information above, “the coin has landed heads,” because you would hope that all statements are meaningful and so all their constituent concepts.
Eliezer: It is not, “I believe the coin has landed heads,” that I think, “the coin has landed heads,” implicitly embodies. It is the belief that such things as coins, landing and heads, are meaningful concepts (clusters in thingspace if you have to).
If you want to continue the map analogy, parts of the key of the map.
“”coin” is a meaningful concept,” carries no information above, “the coin has landed heads,” because you would hope that all statements are meaningful and so all their constituent concepts.