"I am now the - world? Nature? - 'environment' in Baseline," in case any of the concepts of 'thing that interacts with the agent and is separated from it only by a false conceptual boundary' make it across in translation.

"On each round, you input to me a sequence of any three integers, and I output to you either 'yes' or 'no'."

"You are learning me, unraveling me, theorizing about me and experimenting on me; you are trying to predict what makes me say 'yes' or 'no' on each round.  To be clear, I wouldn't particularly suggest that you think of these symbols 'yes' or 'no' as really meaning anything, except insofar as you think you've determined experimentally what makes me say them."

"You will now write down 2, 4, 6 on your paper - Taldane is fine, I can still read that.  When you're done, raise your hand, and I'll mark down on your paper whether 2, 4, 6 causes me to output 'yes' or 'no' to you."

"If you think you've guessed my rule, you can write that down, and I'll write 'correct' or 'incorrect' next to that, where those words do have their standard meanings."

"I am now the - world? Nature? - 'environment' in Baseline," in case any of the concepts of 'thing that interacts with the agent and is separated from it only by a false conceptual boundary' make it across in translation.

"On each round, you input to me a sequence of any three integers, and I output to you either 'yes' or 'no'."

"You are learning me, unraveling me, theorizing about me and experimenting on me; you are trying to predict what makes me say 'yes' or 'no' on each round.  To be clear, I wouldn't particularly suggest that you think of these symbols 'yes' or 'no' as really meaning anything, except insofar as you think you've determined experimentally what makes me say them."

"You will now write down 2, 4, 6 on your paper - Taldane is fine, I can still read that.  When you're done, raise your hand, and I'll mark down on your paper whether 2, 4, 6 causes me to output 'yes' or 'no' to you."

"If you think you've guessed the Law that governs my outputs, you can write that down, and I'll write 'correct' or 'incorrect' next to that, where those words do have their standard meanings."

"I am now the - world? Nature? - 'environment' in Baseline," in case any of the concepts of 'thing that interacts with the agent and is separated from it only by a false conceptual boundary' make it across in translation.

"On each round, you input to me a sequence of any three integers, and I output to you either 'yes' or 'no'."

"You are learning me, unraveling me, theorizing about me and experimenting on me; you are trying to predict what makes me say 'yes' or 'no' on each round.  To be clear, I wouldn't particularly suggest that you think of these symbols 'yes' or 'no' as really meaning anything, except insofar as you think you've determined experimentally what makes me say them."

"You will now write down 2, 4, 6 on your paper - Taldane is fine, I can still read that.  When you're done, raise your hand, and I'll mark down on your paper whether 2, 4, 6 causes me to output 'yes' or 'no' to you."

"If you think you've guessed the Law that governs my outputs, you can write that down, and I'll write 'correct' or 'wrong' next to that, where those words do have their standard meanings."

"I am now the - world? Nature? - 'environment' in Baseline," in case any of the concepts of 'thing that interacts with the agent and is separated from it only by a false conceptual boundary' make it across in translation.

"On each round, you input to me a sequence of any three integers, and I output to you either 'yes' or 'no'."

"You are learning me, unraveling me, theorizing about me and experimenting on me; you are trying to predict what makes me say 'yes' or 'no' on each round.  To be clear, I wouldn't particularly suggest that you think of these symbols 'yes' or 'no' as really meaning anything, except insofar as you think you've determined experimentally what makes me say them."

"You will now write down 2, 4, 6 on your paper - Taldane is fine, I can still read that.  When you're done, raise your hand, and I'll mark down on your paper whether this initial input causes me to output 'yes' or 'no' to you."

"If you think you've guessed the Law that governs my outputs, you can write that down, and I'll write 'correct' or 'wrong' next to that, where those words do have their standard meanings."