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Subject Seven types of semantics
Posted 4/5/2006; 6:50 AM by John Lindsay
Last Modified 4/5/2006; 6:50 AM by John Lindsay
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As I look at the list of channels above me, I wonder how many of them to click?

Are these all, I have clicked Words and information management, at the same level of categorisation or do we have what Ryle might have called category mistakes? n Is this list extensible? In which case is there a limit?

I'm off to do four hours on knowledge management (not my choice) in which I am going to look at old things, like documents, and new things, like googles, and wonder what comes between grep and google?

?:Nothing? Goggle is grep + ftp?

I googled on "seven types of" and got a most entertaining list of types. I clicked on "seven types of semantics" and got nothing, so it is mine :)

This is the second time I have posted on it in the subject field. The first was on the KIDMM list of the BCS, on juscmail, so I am watching to see how fast it populates in googlespace. My antequeerians, which was no hits is now populating nicely.

The seven types of semantics I'll pop up with later and see whether others can apply Occam's razor. it would be nice to get them down to five. And then three. I was reminded of semaphore, where you have two flags, eight positions, that was neat.

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RE: Seven types of semantics ( 4/20/2006 by John Lindsay )
When I posted this, I had checked on google "seven types of semantics" and

 




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