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claim:the-meaning-of-information-is-modulated-by-its-useThe meaning of information is modulated by its use.
Claim referencing Wittgenstein and later work that meaning of information depends on context.
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extracted_from(2021) · Doctor, Thomas · Solomonova, Elizaveta · Duane, Bill · Witkowski, Olaf
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