Arguing about definitions instead of concepts: lazy to argue about definitions, but more important to argue about actual outcomes (irrespective of how the definitions map to the outcomes). Focus on outcomes not definitions.

(One can get into Deductive thinking here, since Words are pointers to concept-space and if one believes that the Concept-space for “thoughts” and the set of all things I think are the exact same, or something like that. If we realize we are only thinking deductively, then it likely will serve us to Focus on outcomes not definitions.)

Arguing about definitions instead of concepts: lazy to argue about definitions, but more important to argue about actual outcomes (irrespective of how the definitions map to the outcomes). Focus on outcomes not definitions.

This is part of why we should Focus on outcomes not definitions