Thanks for the writeup. The very next day after, the phrase “interpretive labour” occured naturally in my internal monologue. It’s as if I’d been carrying around the concept hole / shape for quite a while.
“ahh finally, I’ve a way to refer to that thing.” I wonder what thinking looks like before you have a handy pointer. You have to move the felt sense around all the time? A word coining seems like the creation of a central Blegg/Rube node in the network.
Wonder if some folks find interpretive labour enjoyable. Currently, I enjoy stream of consciousness writing much more than writing blog posts.
For me talking to non ingroup folks can sometimes be tiring because of the need to do interpretive labour / translate out of my native brain-speak on the fly. Though some people I know don’t get tired by this.
Thanks for the writeup. The very next day after, the phrase “interpretive labour” occured naturally in my internal monologue. It’s as if I’d been carrying around the concept hole / shape for quite a while.
“ahh finally, I’ve a way to refer to that thing.” I wonder what thinking looks like before you have a handy pointer. You have to move the felt sense around all the time? A word coining seems like the creation of a central Blegg/Rube node in the network.
Wonder if some folks find interpretive labour enjoyable. Currently, I enjoy stream of consciousness writing much more than writing blog posts.
For me talking to non ingroup folks can sometimes be tiring because of the need to do interpretive labour / translate out of my native brain-speak on the fly. Though some people I know don’t get tired by this.