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Intellition is the most important source of knowledge our brain uses : what makes sense from the information we obtain through communications.
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<big>'''Intellition is perception through intelligence.'''</big>
  
We may have therefore to discriminate between:
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Intellition is the most important source of knowledge that our brain uses: '''what makes sense''' from the discovered intelligence in between the information we obtain through communications.
  
* the '''data''' that are communicated by the source.
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* the '''capta''' that is what the receiver actually receives in order to accrue their knowledge (cf. information theory).
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* the '''tracta''' what intellition that results from the natural/artificial intellitive process.
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We may have, therefore, to discriminate between:
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* the '''data''' that are communicated by the source.  
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* the '''capta''' that is what the receiver actually receives in order to accrue their knowledge (cf. information theory).  
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* the '''tracta''' that results from the natural/artificial intellition process.
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The '''intellition''' (/intellitive) process is based upon the datamass consistency.
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In the datamass (big data), we can identify three kinds of elements:
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* the '''data''' (/capta/tracta): they delimit the form, such as for 3D printing.
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* the '''metadata''' (metacapta/metatracta): the data on the data, they tell the color, material, etc.
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* the '''syllodata''' (syllocapta/syllotracta): the functors linking or networking the linked/networked data.
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The elements that communication has not brought can be '''inferred/imagined/invented''' as '''intellition''', i.e. computed in '''consistent''' sense with the information that communication and observation have delivered.
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The intercognition process concerns:
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* '''information''' is what extends '''knowledge'''.
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* '''communication''' is the dissemination of '''knowledge'''.
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* '''knowledge''' in turn produces '''intellition''' by way of '''syllogisms'''.

Latest revision as of 19:42, 4 January 2016


Intellition is perception through intelligence.

Intellition is the most important source of knowledge that our brain uses: what makes sense from the discovered intelligence in between the information we obtain through communications.


We may have, therefore, to discriminate between:

  • the data that are communicated by the source.
  • the capta that is what the receiver actually receives in order to accrue their knowledge (cf. information theory).
  • the tracta that results from the natural/artificial intellition process.

The intellition (/intellitive) process is based upon the datamass consistency.


In the datamass (big data), we can identify three kinds of elements:

  • the data (/capta/tracta): they delimit the form, such as for 3D printing.
  • the metadata (metacapta/metatracta): the data on the data, they tell the color, material, etc.
  • the syllodata (syllocapta/syllotracta): the functors linking or networking the linked/networked data.

The elements that communication has not brought can be inferred/imagined/invented as intellition, i.e. computed in consistent sense with the information that communication and observation have delivered.


The intercognition process concerns:

  • information is what extends knowledge.
  • communication is the dissemination of knowledge.
  • knowledge in turn produces intellition by way of syllogisms.