Space between Yes and No

Abstract

We commonly think of ourselves as having concepts, and we think of them being used when we engage in interactions with each other [Bijl ’94]. We usually associate concepts with language made evident in our expressions, without having explanations outside ourselves which account for this. We can think of concepts being effective in evoking continuity of interactions, linking us together and invoking our shared knowledge. Now we want to consider how our concepts might relate to anything we might put into computers.