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John Cowan: > "the system" includes human beings and other inference-drawing machines. I'd really like to see the Web Architecture described in two parts: 1) the layer that code cares about 2) the layer that people care about It's important for 1) to be reduced to a single set of principles. For 2) however, there are already multiple interpretations out there, and seem to be deeply entrenched enough to stick around. I'd venture that a huge amount of discussions over on www-tag boil down to an attempt to get everyone to agree on a single interpretation, which for religious topics just doesn't happen in groups of 2 or larger (barring divine intervention). It seems the Semantic Web is not meant to be read, but interpreted. :-) > ... cannot be the same URI on pain of contradiction. That sounds about right. If two assertions using the same subject URI conflict, then a logical contradiction takes place. It's bound to happen one way or another. .micah
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