Leatherbound AI notes p11
Sunday, November 20, 2005
6:52 PM
A cept is the smallest detail unit a conceptual construct which is an impossibility in reality. This is why we have so much semantic ambiguity. We keep hoping for a true parent node but never find one. Why? Because the neural field is not bounded by concrete borders.
Faith is the act of relying on individual cepts without pursuing the trails further back (causing ambiguity)
[11/20/2005 Wow. This is a can of worms. First, a cept is a construct houses a single idea. What I meant by "an impossibility in reality" is that this is not going to be the organic solution, this is a simple representation of a more complex structure. I believe semantic ambiguity will be inherent in the system as we use words to define words. The rest of that sentence is probably correct…
I do have to change my definition of Faith per my journal entry early this morning. Faith isn't the act of failing to follow a definition back to discover the untruths, it has to do with a rather radical, complicated cept - believing in that for which there is no proof. This cept changes the way we process information. "I know what I see, and what you say makes sense, but I can't believe it because God is the answer and his answer trumps all." It is a true mental weighting system at work. This particular cept has been given authority to always be higher in truth than all other facts. Fascinating]
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