ntive matters of the various theories,
that is to say, their common and shared object domains.

There are issues of innate disposition, acquired aesthetics,
institutional culture, ultimate practical utility, and many
other problematics too difficult to fathom, that go beyond
the simple matters of picking a language that works for
the given object domains.  The SUO group, especially,
in its quest for inter-calm and inter-opts, spends
most of its time half-addressing half-avoiding
these cultural and practical