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 ===Data Science===
-RDF [[Reification]] is a method used to make statements about other RDF statements. Essentially, it allows you to describe metadata about a specific RDF triple (subject, predicate, object). This is useful for adding context such as provenance, time, or certainty to individual statements. Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. It didn't make much sense until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>
+* [https://www.w3.org/wiki/RdfReification RDF [[Reification]] is a method used to make statements about other RDF statements.] Essentially, it allows you to describe metadata about a specific RDF triple (subject, predicate, object). This is useful for adding context such as provenance, time, or certainty to individual statements. Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. It didn't make much sense until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>
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-Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. I didn't think it mattered to me either until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>
+RDF [[Reification]] is a method used to make statements about other RDF statements. Essentially, it allows you to describe metadata about a specific RDF triple (subject, predicate, object). This is useful for adding context such as provenance, time, or certainty to individual statements. Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. It didn't make much sense until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>
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 * The function of tracking every use of person's digital devices by an AI to build it into a identity of a real person.
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 Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. I didn't think it mattered to me either until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>

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 * The function of tracking every use of person's digital devices by an AI to build it into a identity of a real person.
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 Like many things with really strange, unfamiliar names, it's unlikely that [[Reification]] matters much to you. I didn't think it mattered to me either until I started to do some serious thinking about modelling events for a project I was working on when all of the critical pieces fell into place. Then it suddenly mattered a great deal more. A [[Reification]] is a statement about a triple used in data storage. The W3C RDF-Star working group has been discussing such reifications for a while, and typically these are done in the context of annotations. However, Increasingly, there seems to be a concensus building around reifications used in a broader context,<ref>Kurt Cable, '' Reification and Why It REALLY Matters'' 2024-09-21 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/reification-why-really-matters-kurt-cagle-axkjc/</ref>

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 * [[Catfishing]], the attempt to turn a [[Pseudonym]] Into the appearance of a real person.
 * The functions of de-anonymization of data into a identity of a real person.
-* The function of tracking every use of digital equipment by an AI to build it into a identity of a real person.
+* The function of tracking every use of person's digital devices by an AI to build it into a identity of a real person.
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 * Concretization, which takes an abstraction and makes it real. Best synonym for identity management.
 * Objectification, the treatment of an entity (such as a human or animal) as an object
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 [[Category: Glossary]]
-[[Category: Indentity]]
+[[Category: Identity]]
 [[Category: Philosophy]]