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The Symbolic Engine
- The Five Architecture Options — The symbolic engine must relate to the human memex. The relationship is not obvi
- The Chosen Path: Option 4, Starting with Option 5 — The one-memex-two-indices architecture (Option 4) is the correct long-term archi
- Ephemeral First, Persistent Later — The architecture note's Option 5 (ephemeral facts, no disk persistence) is the c
- The Gate-to-Fact Bootstrap — Extracting the First Ontology from Code — The Dispatcher gate stack already encodes an implicit ontology. Every gate vecto
- The LLM as Proposer — Verified Extraction — The LLM cannot be trusted to populate the symbolic index directly. Its outputs a
- Cardinality Policies — Singular, Dual, and Plural Facts — Classical logic requires consistency. A contradiction implies everything (=ex co
- How Categories Grow — The Organic Ontology — Whitehead's Principia Mathematica took over 300 pages to define the logical fo
- Ontology Versioning — How Worldviews Change Without Losing Perspective — Ontology refactoring is not a schema migration. It is a worldview change. When y
- The "Awakening" — Sufficiency Criterion — The symbolic index begins its life as a lossy construct. The initial extraction
- Merkle DAG for Version History — Every fact is versioned. Every
(:entity :relation)pair forms its own independ - Abstract Fact Store Interface — Modular by Design — The fact store is accessed through an abstract API. The Merkle DAG (or any futur
- Knowledge Graph Type Hierarchy — Structural Anti-Self-Reference (v3.0.0) — The same type-theoretic principle that governs the gate stack can be applied to