Phil Hoyeck @PAHoyeck · 31 Aug 2026
The first is assignment of function, i.e., the capacity to impose functions on objects. This occurs, e.g., when we treat a tree as a boundary-marker. It is then true to say that the tree is a boundary marker, even though this is obviously not an intrinsic property of the tree. 6/
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