This comes from the "architectural snag" discussion.
It's a question Jack Park raised with respect to
Paul Fernhout's triad system. But it identifies an
interesting and important problem. So I wanted to
raise it to the highest level in the discussion:
> Consider a human, Jo Bag'O'Donuts. We see her riding in
> a car as a passenger. We know here to be a Java programmer.
> We also know her as Don's wife, Suzie's mom, and so forth.
> Grounded in all these contexts is the individual Jo.
> How do we represent her in way that we can use her in
> different contexts?
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