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upon what is possible may lead to the realization that what has been taken
to be fundamental within a subject is not really fundamental; or at least,
that the foundations--or supposed foundations--of the subject are not as
free of assumptions, problems, inelegant features, superfluous elements,
discrepancies, idiosyncratic aspects, etc as has been thought.

<P>Since ideonomy seeks to discover all of those natural concepts, dimensions,
representations, entities, phenomena, laws, principles, relationships,