Yeah! What you’re describing is something a bit in between the informal definition of sazen:
More informally: it’s a handle that is useful as a pointer to the already-initiated, who can recognize its correctness and fill in the necessary gaps, but either useless or actively misleading to the uninitiated, who will either Simply Not Get It, or (much worse) fill in the gaps with their own preconceptions (which are likely to lead them astray).
And something that allows for some “uninitiated” people to quickly get it (if they’ve previously been thinking along similar lines).
However, there are people who will never get a new concept based on sparse info. Some people don’t look at reality to ask themselves “What could be the concept that my interlocutor thinks carves an important aspect of reality at its joints? What might they be pointing at?” Instead, they only look at your words and the concepts they associate with these words, but they never do the back and forth between words-as-pointers and reality-where-the-structure-is, to help you with communication. They interpret all your words with the rigidity of not thinking of words as pointers (these are often people who do well at academic writing in formal contexts). You have to take them step by step with an entire sequence if you want a chance of conveying your creative discoveries to them.
Yeah! What you’re describing is something a bit in between the informal definition of sazen:
And something that allows for some “uninitiated” people to quickly get it (if they’ve previously been thinking along similar lines).
However, there are people who will never get a new concept based on sparse info. Some people don’t look at reality to ask themselves “What could be the concept that my interlocutor thinks carves an important aspect of reality at its joints? What might they be pointing at?” Instead, they only look at your words and the concepts they associate with these words, but they never do the back and forth between words-as-pointers and reality-where-the-structure-is, to help you with communication. They interpret all your words with the rigidity of not thinking of words as pointers (these are often people who do well at academic writing in formal contexts). You have to take them step by step with an entire sequence if you want a chance of conveying your creative discoveries to them.