Although I wonder if having such a general definition that applies to so many and so many different kinds of things causes it to start losing meaning, or at least demands some further subdividing.
Also it seems like maybe there is a point at which a sharp line cannot be drawn between two OISs that overlap too much. E.g. While I am willing to recognise that the me OIS and the me + notebook and pen OIS are in some sense meaningfully distinct, it seems like they have some very strong relation, possibly some hierarchy, and that the second may not be worth recognising as distinct in practice.
I like this ontology.
Although I wonder if having such a general definition that applies to so many and so many different kinds of things causes it to start losing meaning, or at least demands some further subdividing.
Also it seems like maybe there is a point at which a sharp line cannot be drawn between two OISs that overlap too much. E.g. While I am willing to recognise that the me OIS and the me + notebook and pen OIS are in some sense meaningfully distinct, it seems like they have some very strong relation, possibly some hierarchy, and that the second may not be worth recognising as distinct in practice.