in terms of the full range of types of continue category,
its dimensions, the conditions under which is pronounced,
its major consequences and so on, its relationship
to other categories. Yes, that's stage one.
Um, and then as the properties emerge, uh you'll
discover that you have two types of two kinds of
categories, those that you construct and those that you
abstract from the language of the situation. In other
words, you'll have your own ideas about what Isaac was doing
for instance. And then maybe Isaac will say something
that's oh, you know from his language. You
can gather those things. And they call those, we're in a class
right now and and they call those conceptual codes. Mhm
That makes sense. You're moving from more of descriptive type
feeling to more of a conceptual. Are they using conceptual to
annotate the more abstract nature of it maybe? If you
don't want to move too far away from the concreteness of the [inaudible]
Is that what you're asking? I was yeah, I was just wondering
what it was why, what the of that terminology was.
I'm sure there's a reason.