From: "John F. Sowa" <sowa@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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> RHM> You need to identify and name the knowledge.
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> That option is important for some applications. But more often
> than not, an agent (human or computer) that needs some knowledge
> does not know the name assigned to it by some agent that first
> discovered or recorded the knowledge.
RHM>

You need to name the context to provide a new level of abstraction,

similar to a function, which enables you to deal effectively with the

context. mKR syntax tells you the name of the context.

at view = v; { sentence; };

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> John
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