Ontology talk:9k/RD/Q50,41: Difference between revisions

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thing-in-itself; Ding an sich (Kant) / noumenon (Kant)
thing-in-itself -> I want to say that explanations of reality known to be incorrect should be F Items when they are in a swatch that suggests they're taking place in the real world, while they can be S Items when they are in a swatch that suggests they're taking place in a fictional world where they could conceivably make sense.
thing-in-itself (fiction) / Q50,41-FF "Q50-41 FF"

type specimen (LithoGraphica) / Q618-YX "Q618 YX"
quod-vide entry (LithoGraphica) / Q618-QV "Q618 QV" , Q618-QU "Q618 QU" , Q618-QW "Q618 QW" , Q618-QY "Q618 QY" -> those all look good. I feel like QX and QZ should be used for something more significant though I don't know what
for connecting Kantianism to Kant... maybe QK or QA? motif to author is a similar relationship to quod vide entries
using Wikiprime senses as if they were Characteristics / using Hue sense-labels as if they were Properties; as predicate statements -> I just realized that the more standard Sense labels exist, the more they just turn into a different way to do Wikibase Properties. you can either have "thing-in-itself - described by author - Kant" or "thing-in-itself - sense 'most obvious author' - Kant". there are somewhere from 600 to 1300 distinct relations possible that way (26 × 52).
it only works for Item to Item relations and not for putting arbitrary data in Characteristics, with the one exception being arbitrary aliases used to refer to something which can be multilingual strings.
hypokeimenon (Aristotle) -> this is basically a fancy term for an individual object which is "an individual" regardless of if it's an apple, a dog, or a human. it doesn't specify how it actually exists, only that it is presumed to be physical and can have predicate statements about it.

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 {{li|I=S1/MW|Q=618|Q2=618}}using Wikiprime senses as if they were Characteristics / using Hue sense-labels as if they were Properties; as predicate statements  ->  I just realized that the more standard Sense labels exist, the more they just turn into a different way to do Wikibase Properties. you can either have "thing-in-itself - described by author - Kant" or "thing-in-itself - sense 'most obvious author' - Kant". there are somewhere from 600 to 1300 distinct relations possible that way (26 × 52).<br/>
 it only works for Item to Item relations and not for putting arbitrary data in Characteristics, with the one exception being arbitrary aliases used to refer to something which can be multilingual strings.
+{{li|I=S1/|Q=618|Q2=618}}hypokeimenon (Aristotle)  ->  this is basically a fancy term for an individual object which is "an individual" regardless of if it's an apple, a dog, or a human. it doesn't specify how it actually exists, only that it is presumed to be physical and can have predicate statements about it.
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