Do not force every expression into a category immediately.
'The sky' may convey a familiar basic concept, but a technical definition of the sky is another matter.
'The sky is blue' is an observable claim, not automatically a self-evident proposition merely because it is common.
First separate the intended concept from any assertion, then identify the need for a definition or evidence. If context is unclear, specify the missing context rather than guessing.
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Handling ambiguous examples
Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
Do not force every expression into a category immediately.
'The sky' may convey a familiar basic concept, but a technical definition of the sky is another matter.
'The sky is blue' is an observable claim, not automatically a self-evident proposition merely because it is common.
First separate the intended concept from any assertion, then identify the need for a definition or evidence. If context is unclear, specify the missing context rather than guessing.