OK, let's do a wrap up of this first corner, so that's the concept in the mind and the philosophy
of mind section of this.
So we said that we have concepts in our minds about objects and we express them using language.
And now we talked about the concepts in our minds.
So we use our concepts about objects of fact in the world as part of propositional content in intentional
states in our mind.
Right.
These intentional states coming the network that can take certain background abilities for granted.
They not just cannot they do they not just can they do that so they take certain background abilities
for granted and in some cases, collective intentionality emerges when we, in conjunction to having
our beliefs, etc., also have mutual beliefs about each other's intentional states.
So that's the multiply effects that we talked about in the last lecture.
So that kind of wraps up what we talked about so far in three different paragraphs.
And if we put that into the model that we are starting to to build here, this is what we had in the
last section where we walk through this in the last kind of wrap up.
And now we're adding on that.
We're seeing that intentional states come in a network so they are related to each other.
We also adding that they are presupposing some background ability.
And proposition's refers to other international states, so that's the collective international.
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