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Revision as of 15:12, 26 July 2024
- Top-Level Ontology and hub-spokes approach
- universal / instance
- ICE
- dependence
- dispositions and qualities
- roles
- the all-some rule
- the universal quantification rule (why you can't say 'Tylenol pill' is a 'pill which cures headache')
- the Aristotle definition of substance rule
- the no-multiple-inheritance rule (asserted vs. inferred)
- BFO+
- capability
- stasis
- process profile