I can’t say that I’m familiar with the morass that you speak of. I work in clinical medicine and tend to just have a 10,000 mile view on philosophy. Can you maybe elaborate on what you see the problem as?
I read “37 ways...”. Thanks. I think I understand what you mean now.
I think those would definitely be the sorts of problems I would run into if I was to do this via a Philosophy PHD (something I’ve thought about, but don’t think I would be very likely to pursue) or in building an AI algorithm.
I think they are problems that I would need to be cognizant of, but I think I have a workaround that still lets me create something valuable, but maybe not something that would satisfy philosophers.
You might want to take a look at the A Human’s Guide to Words sequence. (Or, for a summary, see just the last post in that sequence: 37 Ways That Words Can Be Wrong.)
I read “37 ways...”. Thanks. I think I understand what you mean now.
I think those would definitely be the sorts of problems I would run into if I was to do this via a Philosophy PHD (something I’ve thought about, but don’t think I would be very likely to pursue) or in building an AI algorithm.
I think they are problems that I would need to be cognizant of, but I think I have a workaround that still lets me create something valuable, but maybe not something that would satisfy philosophers.