His spiel is one I already recognize as fitting the smart-house template: Tell me what you want and I will make all the pieces of the puzzle fit.
So far the two projects Slepak recognizes as fitting the Group Currency spec are uCoin, which gives every member of the system a "Universal Dividend," and (possibly) Swarm, a cryptocurrency investment platform that refers to its payouts for all participants as a basic income.
When they start to recognize this, fits and tantrums usually happen.
In the developed workflow first the point cloud is segmented, and then the CAD models of the objects in the work cell are recognized and fitted onto the segmented point cloud.
While the stories at events such as these are great, the best innovators (and builders?) are those that can listen to the stories, pull out the important messages, and then put them into some kind of guidance system that recognizes what fits, what doesn't, what's missing, and what could really work for them.
The three clades recognized here fit this proposition well.
It is not, on this account, because the experience alone justifies the belief, but rather because the experience and the fact that there is a fit between the experiential content and the proposition believed enables the cognizer to recognize the fit between those elements.
To be sure, I must recognize the fit between the two, but this recognition is not a further, cognitively independent judgment, which would then require further independent justification, but is instead cognitively guided by and based on those experiences themselves" (BonJour 2006, 745-46).
Two participants stated that often people recognize their fit with an ASO when they attend events with ASO staff or volunteers and "get to see firsthand how the ASO is a fit".
The reasoner can recognize which concepts fit under which definitions and, therefore, maintain the hierarchy correctly.
There's no doubt that he saw it conceptualized on two levels, he most definitely saw it contextualized as audio and this aural experience, but he was smart enough to recognize that it fits into a broader context that when you're hearing music often it's just a component of something of a broader spectrum.
