Steven Zuber

It's hard to say.

Okay, that's fair.

We'll have to find some.

But I think generally, though, the mind projection fallacy is – and this is in the post as well – it generalizes as an error.

It's the kind of thing that – it's the argument above the real meaning of the word sound.

Right.

Yeah.

That you think what exists in your mind is they think that actually exists out in the world.

Right.

And this gets it.

When I try to phrase it too much differently, I just start leaning really directly into the next post about the quotation is not the reference.

So I'm down to just jump to that if you want.

Let's do it.

All right.

He tries to paint with a few fun examples.

Well, a few examples that your mileage may vary if you think they're fun, but I don't know which example do you want to start with the, the morning star, um,

Yeah, legit.

a coherent communication because they wouldn't know that right and and this is you know part of typical minding maybe you know attention to mind projection fallacy assuming that we're talking about the same thing when we're actually not right uh yeah you know you could sub in if you squinted even harder maybe the word sound uh and have that that debate this kind of way too right yeah

Right.

Yeah, for sure.