Same ones Scott talks about in his essay. E.g. “MLK was a criminal.”
And remember, misleading connotations. The descriptor itself is technically correct.
Since whether or not something “is” a ‘central’ example is defined relative to an ontology, I am asking “what is your ontology”, in particular that the OP’s remarks serve as a ‘non-central’ usage?
This ontology, essentially: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/WBw8dDkAWohFjWQSk/the-cluster-structure-of-thingspace
Same ones Scott talks about in his essay. E.g. “MLK was a criminal.”
And remember, misleading connotations. The descriptor itself is technically correct.
Since whether or not something “is” a ‘central’ example is defined relative to an ontology, I am asking “what is your ontology”, in particular that the OP’s remarks serve as a ‘non-central’ usage?
This ontology, essentially: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/WBw8dDkAWohFjWQSk/the-cluster-structure-of-thingspace