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May 12, 2003Concept vehiclesGeorge Por just wrote in the Blog of Collective Intelligence: Being "hypertinent"
I think this word "hypertinent" is a great concept, one that can be called vehicle concept because it vehicles itself easily through the minds and it "speaks by itself". George, you were right to make it a category. As we are exploring new worlds and contributing to a new science, I believe that a whole corpus of concept vehicles will emerge. It's important to point them, use them in our vocabulary and collect them somewhere. Why don't we create a lexicography? George, I believe this is what you began by creating the definition category? Shouldn't we make a special lexicographic blog? Posted by Jean-Francois Noubel, Mon, May 12 2003 12:28 AM
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