Kubrath wrote:VogoLannd wrote: It is amazing to me how many people on this forum claim to really know what the objective essence of things such as labeling in this case. How do you know that all people label things not to gain any insight but merely to have a handy tool for referencing? If even one subjective being has ever labeled something in order to try to understand its essence better then you would be wrong.
It is amazing to me how you actually state that labeling provides anything other than reference. Seriously, what kind of insight about "x" would one get if they labeled it "x1"? Would they know it's mass, it's weight, it's temperature, it's feelings, it's purpose, if any? This scribble called semantics would've still been devised, even if Anceint Greece never existed, just with a different Label.
Yes, a label may purposefully carry information about the object at hand, like for example labeling an apple as "roundishcomingfromatreefruit" but that is only After you've analyzed and concluded that.
I am in class right now and I wish I can develop this further but your statement "how you actually state that labeling provides anything other than reference" means the following to me: Logically it can never be the case that labeling can provide anything other than reference because neither I nor any human being that I know of has ever gained objective insight of anything by labeling it, as a result of this limitation of the human species wemust consider it objectively to be the case that no subjective being can ever gain insight into anything by labeling it. So are you aware then that you are using limitation as the criterion for truth? our limitations=some kind of gateway into objective truth, this is also a belief.