Ontology:Q219: Difference between revisions
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{{WaveBuild| {{Ontology:Q5}} | {{Ontology:Q220}} }} <!-- en: WITH countable object | {{WaveBuild| {{Ontology:Q5}} | {{Ontology:Q220}} }} <!-- en: WITH countable object PRODUCES hypothetical object --> | ||
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=== Wavebuilder characterizations === | |||
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{{HueRoster|P=Wavebuilder: results from| {{Ontology:Q218}} | {{Ontology:Q608}} }} <!-- en: RESULTS FROM defined reality absence --> | |||
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Revision as of 05:29, 3 May 2025
Characteristics in draft
Properties
- item type
- Z0
- label (en)
- alias (en)
- --
- references [Item]1
-1-1 - color swatch references [Item]
- subset of
- --
- superset of
- --
- consists of components [Item]
Wavebuilder combinations
- : forms result [Item]
- hypothetical object8
-8-7 - along with [Item]
- countable object1
-2-1
- hypothetical object8
Wavebuilder characterizations
Usage notes
This Item is to be used for defining things which are not part of physical reality, such as hypotheticals or fiction. As much as it may seem at first like some kind of word game — "What is greater than God and worse than the Devil?" "Nothing!" — the difference is that Items like this are defined literally in Factical terms. A non-absence is a literal system of parts operating under physics, and an absence is detected through the absence of those particular processes of material physics.