ell, maybe some of them are, but not mine).

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&gt; &gt; Now, how does one include anything in an ontology?
&gt; &gt; One writes axioms about it (or them) with the intention
&gt; &gt; of representing in those axioms enough information about
&gt; &gt; the things in question that relevant questions can be
&gt; &gt; answered by drawing conclusions from those axioms.
&gt;
&gt;You can form a deductive image of inquiry, method, science, whatever,
&gt;but will that image be complete, effective, faithful, and un