Compare concepts
Corpus and Thing
Compared from declared Lexicon data only. Shared relationships are not a claim the concepts agree.
How they relate
- Corpus part-of Thing
| Corpus | Thing | |
|---|---|---|
| Meaning | The registry and data ownership boundary of what exists for a Thing: its content and state, preserved and portable. One boundary need not mean one file, database or device. | Anything treated as an identifiable subject of description and relationships, including a Concept, data artifact, process or physical resource. A Thing reference derives from its controller key and genesis; registration describes a key-controlled account, never a verified natural person. |
| Adoption | adopted | proposed |
| Change rule | entrenched | entrenched |
| Decision | thecy-ascode docs-ascode/decisions/ESTATE-SELF-DESCRIPTION-2026-10-23.json | none; proposed |
| belief What does it hold to be true? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| purpose Why does it exist? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| intention What does it set out to do? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| agency Who chooses and acts? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| capability What can it actually do? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| consequence What follows from it? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| responsibility Who answers for it? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| wisdom What does it learn and keep? | Not captured. | Not captured. |
| unity How does it fit with others? | Not captured. | Not captured. |