Dear All,
To somewhat clarify my last post to this thread: I was not talking about knowledge per se but how the brain might generate cognitive objects for subsequent thought on any subject or situation. My main point was to state that any form in any medium has content. My use of the word “container” is to be understood in that context. Schematically it is a boundary around information that has context, background, structure and intent that is manifested through neural networks. The information “inside” this objectifying boundary is influenced by related information and events “outside" the boundary, and interpreted through whatever constraints are operative at the time. My intent y was to describe a cognitive component that focused on and objectified content in design thinking at any level for anyone and any subject. I invite you to read about The Container Schema and related schema in my paper "Cognitive Functions in A Theory of Design thinking” at independent.academia.edu/charlesburnette <http://independent.academia.edu/charlesburnette> rather than read a long post or detailed response here.
Thank you,
Chuck
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