Schema

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First-class concepts, invariants, and allowable transformations are properties of the specification layer. That specification layer is the schema.

The schema is the specification layer that defines first-class concepts, enforces invariants, and declares allowable transformations. Compilers merely realize that specification.

https://chatgpt.com/share/697076aa-6b74-8010-a9b4-f528323eec4c

This leads to the Abundance Description Language, a schema for zero marginal cost development.

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