 It was found that when asked to label items, people were later less likely to recall the specific details of products, such as whether a chair had arms or not.It was concluded that labeling objects helps our minds build a prototype of the typical object in the group at the expense of individual features.The topic that has received the most attention in the philosophy of language has been the "nature" of meaning, to explain what "meaning" is, and what we mean when we talk about meaning.