[MD] JTB

[Matt Kundert]

I apologize Jan-Anders, but I'm not sure how your three classes graft 
onto the conversation.  Can you be more specific about who is mixing 
up, and what is being mixed up?

Matt

> Hi all
> 
> I think you're mixing up the three classes again
> 
> Class 1 is about what ingredients do we have in this observation: The 
> holder of the card, the card and the guesser. There is always some 
> reality out there which we have to deal with. This is the observation of 
> the so called reality. WIthout observation no answer.
> 
> Class 2 is about the concept he make out of his observations. Joe thinks 
> he got $20 in his wallet out of his observation. His justified belief 
> and what other people think about his money is independent from the real 
> ingredients of the drama.
> 
> Class 3 is about the pragmatic Value of the concept. If he's right about 
> what he got in his wallet, then he can use the money to buy a lunch or 
> something.
> 
> 
> Something is what it is worth waiting for.
> 
> Jan-Anders