Yeah, that’s okay. The most real way to describe it is how things work vs. how they don’t work. Things in the universe work like “subject + predicate.” The subject is the thing or object, and the predicate is what it does or what it is like to describe it. Technically the world, universe, and us are are predicate functions like a super maze cut of a central subject that can’t be divided any further. So this is technical logic. Hehe.
But what’s useful for you and your kind of think which is the true way of doing it…is to know that information is the replication of that “subject + predicate” relationship between everything in the universe.
So a predicate is red, and a subject is a rock. If the subject is not real in the universe, then the information cannot be true logic. It can be logical fallacy though because it is “subject + predicate” information. It is, but it’s fallacious information.
Information can be true or false, but if it has no subject or no predicate, it is not information because what does it mean then?
Also if the predicate is not real, it is logical fallacy. Then if the predicate doesn’t apply to the subject, it’s logical fallacy.
Now when you study that, and you apply it to the information, words, images, memories, feelings, etc…then you start to see their “logical worth” and whether or not it’s true or fallacious. This is critical thinking about the terms that one is, and one can define oneself or not, but that saying, “The life unexamined is not worth living,” is what is meant by this. Because otherwise people live in some fantasy mind like a fantasy story book…just like one…and they never touch ground logic or reality. That’s what we all came here because of, but too few are leaving here having defined information logic and mind.
I have a friend in Wisconsin who was here, and he figured this out. He and I are friends. He has a job now, and he is doing really well. I asked him about his sz, and he acted like he never had it, or like it was just a figment of his imagination. LOL It’s gone behind him.