Originally Posted by
Gulanzon
I was wondering along the lines of
discussing the approach to a final state as recognised by
. EDIT Derp derp derp. Instead of
,
, right? I r slow :B FURTHER EDIT I tried to dynamify the explanation. Mine-mine was "Depends. If you're drinking from it, it's half-empty. If you're filling it up, it's half-full.
Duh." But... this isn't about me!
and
, of course; that's your type, and you'll have some difficulty straying from it.
for the definitions,
for recognizing the basic nature of the states of the glass and preferring a unique answer. I suppose the
is iffy; most of it is
.
is about a present state - a future state would be more of an
thing. A process isn't really a dynamic thing unless your thoughts actually trace the process. Otherwise, a process is a type of state. I'm trying to dynamicify the answer, but I'm having no luck - I think the question would need to be rephrased from its "what do you call this particular state?" nature.