Talk:Generalized cognition

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“Comment: "I don’t know what cognitively-relativized, inductively stratified, and relatively-universal mean."

Response: Let's take care not to seem as though we're accusing CTMU terminology of non-intelligibility. A troll might turn it into an opportunity to waste our time.

Cognitively relativized means that information couples with a particular cognitive syntax or mode of cognition to which its meaning is relative (the term infocognition expresses this coupling, which relates to the intelligence | intelligibility coupling of CTMU identification).

Inductively stratified refers to a tower of metalanguages, each level of which takes the one immediately below it as an object-language to which it refers...that is, as an aspect of its universe or metaobject domain. The metalanguage inductively generalizes the more specific object-language.

Relatively universal means that not all universes are necessarily the same, which implies that calling something "universal" means "universal with respect to a given universe".

I hope this provides some useful clarification.” https://www.facebook.com/groups/ctmurealitytheory/posts/comment-i-dont-know-what-cognitively-relativized-inductively-stratified-and-rela/10161370720702486/