A concept:
- is created by problems thought to be badly understood or posed (16)
- relates back to other concepts and has components that in turn may be concepts (19)
- speaks the event, not the the essence or thing (21)
- is not a proposition, as in logic (22)
- have a proper name, these proper names are intrinsic conceptual persona that haunt a particular plane of consistency (24)
- are not a question of right or wrong; concepts are replaced if a new problem with a new plane are defined. the "old concept" is not wrong, but it no longer has meaning (27)
- lacks meaning to the extent not connected to other concepts and not linked to a problem that it resolves or helps to resolve (79)
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