The truth of the worldview

[Skepdick]

there are "privileged", scientific definitions.

No, there aren't.

Why is 625–740 nanometres "red"?
Why isn't 525-640 nanometers "red" ?

[Harbal]

All three sentences (below) are definitions for the term "red".

This color is "red".
This color is "red."
A dominant wavelength of approximately 625–740 nanometres is "red".

Which definition is "more consistent"; or "truer"?

Can we have a clue, please?

[Skepdick]

All three sentences (below) are definitions for the term "red".

This color is "red".
This color is "red."
A dominant wavelength of approximately 625–740 nanometres is "red".

Which definition is "more consistent"; or "truer"?

Can we have a clue, please?

The clue was in "There are no privileged descriptions/definitions".

[Janoah]

there are "privileged", scientific definitions.

No, there aren't.

for grannies sitting on a bench, scientific definitions are not privileged.
Sorry, here grandmother's tales are not interesting to me.

[Skepdick]

for grannies sitting on a bench, scientific definitions are not privileged.
Sorry, here grandmother's tales are not interesting to me.

And your tales are not interesting to grandmothers; or most people.

What's your point?

[Agent Smith]

It's quite simple actually: There's an adjective/adverb that goes with every verb. My English bad; my Latin worse; don't even talk about my Greek.