We parse reality by projecting it onto the words and concepts at our disposal. Having labels for certain things and not for others actively modulates our perception of the world.
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The limits of my language mean the limits of my world - Ludwig Wittgenstein
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That's the very first thing which popped into my head when reading
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we need focal loss for stereotypes, don't we
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Recontextualising our imaginative capacity for analogy/categorisation lies at the core of mutual learning/collective intelligence design
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Is there any Keras module for reality dependency parsing?
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And he's back.
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Constructivism
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Before and after concepts and words there are images. Images mediate reality for us just as concepts and words do, but with greater affective force.
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The dynamic relationship between Is on the one hand and Cs&Ws on the other is one of mutual shaping and reshaping. Together they shape our experiences, meanings and values.
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