and actually, by attempting to embody Vague, we are trying to
MAKE concrete something that cannot exist on its own.
In short, trying to describe Vague As A Person - a noun, runs us
into cognitive difficulties and troubles in trying to "flesh
out" the meaning as it were, because it doesn't exist without
something to attach it to.
Notice all the metaphor required here: "make concrete". "flesh
out".
It's like trying to take one of Plato's forms and building them
on a workbench . But if Plato's forms never existed in the first
place, we end up just going around in circles, attempting to
make meanings out of meanings, without seeing where they came
from. Knowing how vague ties into physical reality and into our
consciousness over the millenia of usage (destinationless
walking), the meaning of vague becomes clear.
