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GOK-000244
1
Foundational Primitive
Time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time", "wikipedia_page_id": 30012, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1381583485, "wikidata_qid": "Q11471" }
{ "requires": [ "Change", "Motion", "Order", "Space" ], "unlocks": [ "Clock", "Duration", "Frequency", "Spacetime", "Causality" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time (and Change Sequence Order)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "The fundamental physical and ontological dimension along which events are ordered from past through present to future, and by which durations and rates of change are measured.", "SEE": "Measured in SI seconds defined by 9,192,631,770 hyperfine ground-state transition periods of the caesium-133 atom.", ...
GOK-004724
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Clock
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Clock", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock", "wikipedia_page_id": 6305, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1338412904, "wikidata_qid": "Q376" }
{ "requires": [ "Time", "Cycle", "Frequency", "Measurement", "Number" ], "unlocks": [ "Spacetime", "Time dilation", "Clock synchronization", "Atomic clock", "Chronometer" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Clock (and Time Frequency Measurement Cycle)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A physical instrument that measures, keeps, and indicates the passage of time by counting regular, high-Q harmonic oscillations.", "SEE": "Observed as mechanical escapement chronometers, 32.768 kHz quartz oscillators, and caesium/strontium optical lattice clocks.", "SAY": "Requires a stable periodic o...
GOK-003551
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Spacetime
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Spacetime", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacetime", "wikipedia_page_id": 26877, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1340128510, "wikidata_qid": "Q133327" }
{ "requires": [ "Time", "Clock", "Space", "Coordinate system", "Geometry", "Light" ], "unlocks": [ "Time dilation", "Gravitational time dilation", "Minkowski space", "Light cone", "General relativity" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Spacetime (and Space Time Clock Loren...
{ "GLOSS": "The four-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian manifold uniting three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension into a single causal geometric continuum.", "SEE": "Verified through invariant light-cone causality, muon atmospheric decay lengths, GPS relativistic corrections, and gravitational wave interferom...
GOK-012390
4
Formal & Relativistic Theory
Time dilation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_dilation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation", "wikipedia_page_id": 29994, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1339501822, "wikidata_qid": "Q185918" }
{ "requires": [ "Spacetime", "Clock", "Light", "Lorentz transformation", "Reference frame", "Relative motion" ], "unlocks": [ "Gravitational time dilation", "Twin paradox", "Proper time" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_dilation (and Spacetime Clock Lorentz_transformation))...
{ "GLOSS": "The relativistic difference in elapsed proper time measured by two clocks due either to their relative velocity (kinematic Lorentz dilation) or to a difference in gravitational potential.", "SEE": "Directly measured in Hafele-Keating atomic clock flights, particle accelerator lifetime extension by facto...
GOK-023168
5
Frontier Synthesis
Gravitational time dilation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Gravitational_time_dilation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_time_dilation", "wikipedia_page_id": 852089, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1337294015, "wikidata_qid": "Q1188682" }
{ "requires": [ "Time dilation", "Spacetime", "Clock", "General relativity", "Gravity" ], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Gravitational_time_dilation (and Time_dilation General_relativity Spacetime Gravity)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "The general-relativistic slowing of proper time elapsed on a clock situated deeper within a gravitational potential well relative to a distant observer in flat spacetime.", "SEE": "Confirmed via Pound-Rebka Mossbauer gamma-ray redshift, optical lattice clocks resolving millimeter elevation differences, ...
GOK-000244
1
Foundational Primitive
Time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time", "wikipedia_page_id": 30012, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1381583485, "wikidata_qid": "Q11471" }
{ "requires": [ "Change", "Motion", "Order", "Space" ], "unlocks": [ "Clock", "Duration", "Frequency", "Spacetime", "Causality" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time (and Change Sequence Order)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "The fundamental physical and ontological dimension along which events are ordered from past through present to future, and by which durations and rates of change are measured.", "SEE": "Measured in SI seconds defined by 9,192,631,770 hyperfine ground-state transition periods of the caesium-133 atom.", ...
GOK-004724
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Clock
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Clock", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock", "wikipedia_page_id": 6305, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1338412904, "wikidata_qid": "Q376" }
{ "requires": [ "Time", "Cycle", "Frequency", "Measurement", "Number" ], "unlocks": [ "Spacetime", "Time dilation", "Clock synchronization", "Atomic clock", "Chronometer" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Clock (and Time Frequency Measurement Cycle)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A physical instrument that measures, keeps, and indicates the passage of time by counting regular, high-Q harmonic oscillations.", "SEE": "Observed as mechanical escapement chronometers, 32.768 kHz quartz oscillators, and caesium/strontium optical lattice clocks.", "SAY": "Requires a stable periodic o...
GOK-003551
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Spacetime
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Spacetime", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacetime", "wikipedia_page_id": 26877, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1340128510, "wikidata_qid": "Q133327" }
{ "requires": [ "Time", "Clock", "Space", "Coordinate system", "Geometry", "Light" ], "unlocks": [ "Time dilation", "Gravitational time dilation", "Minkowski space", "Light cone", "General relativity" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Spacetime (and Space Time Clock Loren...
{ "GLOSS": "The four-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian manifold uniting three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension into a single causal geometric continuum.", "SEE": "Verified through invariant light-cone causality, muon atmospheric decay lengths, GPS relativistic corrections, and gravitational wave interferom...
GOK-012390
4
Formal & Relativistic Theory
Time dilation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_dilation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation", "wikipedia_page_id": 29994, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1339501822, "wikidata_qid": "Q185918" }
{ "requires": [ "Spacetime", "Clock", "Light", "Lorentz transformation", "Reference frame", "Relative motion" ], "unlocks": [ "Gravitational time dilation", "Twin paradox", "Proper time" ], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_dilation (and Spacetime Clock Lorentz_transformation))...
{ "GLOSS": "The relativistic difference in elapsed proper time measured by two clocks due either to their relative velocity (kinematic Lorentz dilation) or to a difference in gravitational potential.", "SEE": "Directly measured in Hafele-Keating atomic clock flights, particle accelerator lifetime extension by facto...
GOK-023168
5
Frontier Synthesis
Gravitational time dilation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Gravitational_time_dilation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_time_dilation", "wikipedia_page_id": 852089, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1337294015, "wikidata_qid": "Q1188682" }
{ "requires": [ "Time dilation", "Spacetime", "Clock", "General relativity", "Gravity" ], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Gravitational_time_dilation (and Time_dilation General_relativity Spacetime Gravity)))" }
{ "GLOSS": "The general-relativistic slowing of proper time elapsed on a clock situated deeper within a gravitational potential well relative to a distant observer in flat spacetime.", "SEE": "Confirmed via Pound-Rebka Mossbauer gamma-ray redshift, optical lattice clocks resolving millimeter elevation differences, ...
GOK-000151
1
Foundational Primitive
Event
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Event", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event", "wikipedia_page_id": 9451, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1342164368, "wikidata_qid": "Q1297532" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Event Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Philosophy, Science", "SEE": "A happening stands out against an unchanged background, marking a before and an after.", "SAY": "Describe event in terms of change, duration, instant when explaining or reasoning within philosophy, science.", "DO": "You notice, record, and coordi...
GOK-000348
1
Foundational Primitive
Calendar time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Calendar_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 931095983, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1231095983, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Calendar_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "In Time, Calendar time (Tier 1, anchored in Time, Concepts) is a specialized subclass of Time, integrating prerequisite foundations from Time, Day, Counting, Season.", "SEE": "You see the sun rise and set, seasons cycle, and the same patterns repeat.", "SAY": "You name a moment by its date, giving the...
GOK-000430
1
Foundational Primitive
Duration
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Duration", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duration", "wikipedia_page_id": 1690599, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1374316663, "wikidata_qid": "Q653938" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Duration Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Mathematics, Arts", "SEE": "In Time systems, Duration is recognized through the co-occurrence of Interval, Measurement, Time and its downstream effects on Event, Instant, Period, Measurement.", "SAY": "You report duration with phrases such as 'it lasted five minutes'.", "DO":...
GOK-000476
1
Foundational Primitive
Instant
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Instant", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant", "wikipedia_page_id": 13371925, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1382241859, "wikidata_qid": "Q16963779" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Instant Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Philosophy, Mathematics", "SEE": "A frozen snapshot of the world, like one frame of a film with no motion in it.", "SAY": "You say 'now' to name the instant that splits before from after.", "DO": "You record a single timestamp or fire a camera shutter to mark an instant.", ...
GOK-000495
1
Foundational Primitive
Period
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Period", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Period", "wikipedia_page_id": 37650, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1374933118, "wikidata_qid": "Q672154" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Period Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Mathematics, History", "SEE": "In Time systems, Period is recognized through the co-occurrence of Time, Duration, Event, Cycle and its downstream effects on Hertz, Epoch, Seasonality, Jitter.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Period require Time, Duration, Event; in formal Z3/...
GOK-002495
1
Foundational Primitive
Age
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Age", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age", "wikipedia_page_id": 68599, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1372432850, "wikidata_qid": "Q416981" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Age Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Life, Concepts", "SEE": "Age shows itself in accumulated marks of change like wear, growth, or decay.", "SAY": "Describe age in terms of time, change, measurement when explaining or reasoning within time, life.", "DO": "You measure age by comparing a present state against a r...
GOK-003034
1
Foundational Primitive
Day
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Day", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day", "wikipedia_page_id": 8376, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1380514234, "wikidata_qid": "Q573" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Day Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Universe", "SEE": "The sun rises, arcs across the sky, and sets as light fades into darkness.", "SAY": "You speak of days as counted units when telling when something happened or will happen.", "DO": "You fit waking, working, eating, and sleeping into one day's cycle.", "KN...
GOK-003668
1
Foundational Primitive
Timing
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timing", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timing", "wikipedia_page_id": 960395696, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1260395696, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timing Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Arts, Sports", "SEE": "Events unfold in an ordered sequence with measurable gaps between them.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Timing require Measurement, Duration, Time, Sequence; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Timing entails (Measurement, Duration, Time, Sequenc...
GOK-003695
1
Foundational Primitive
Year
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Year", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year", "wikipedia_page_id": 936446495, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1236446495, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Year Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Nature", "SEE": "Seasons repeat and the sun's height in the sky cycles back to where it started.", "SAY": "Describe year in terms of day, earth, sun when explaining or reasoning within time, nature.", "DO": "You mark the cycle with calendars to plan planting, festivals, and r...
GOK-004416
1
Foundational Primitive
Calendar date
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Calendar_date", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_date", "wikipedia_page_id": 979354227, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1279354227, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Calendar_date Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Concepts", "SEE": "A written label such as 2026-11-05 pairing a year, a month, and a day.", "SAY": "You name a day by counting years, months, and days from an agreed starting point.", "DO": "You pick one day out of the repeating cycle of months and years and give it a unique ...
GOK-004564
1
Foundational Primitive
Century
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Century", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Century", "wikipedia_page_id": 5881, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1379065182, "wikidata_qid": "Q578" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Century Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, History, Knowledge", "SEE": "Timelines and calendars display each century as a labeled block of a hundred years.", "SAY": "We speak of a century to mean either a exact hundred-year span or a long indefinite stretch of time.", "DO": "Historians assign events, eras, and people ...
GOK-005201
1
Foundational Primitive
Decade
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Decade", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decade", "wikipedia_page_id": 961619785, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1261619785, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Decade Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, History, Culture", "SEE": "Ten consecutive year numbers on a calendar or timeline, such as 1980 through 1989.", "SAY": "You name it 'a decade' or 'the eighties', grouping ten years under a single label.", "DO": "Count off ten years from a starting year to mark where the perio...
GOK-005423
1
Foundational Primitive
Time period
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_period", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_period", "wikipedia_page_id": 977440889, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1277440889, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_period Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Concepts, History", "SEE": "Clock hands sweep, shadows shift, and seasons cycle while anything stays the same.", "SAY": "You name it with a start and an end, like 'from Monday to Friday' or 'the 1990s'.", "DO": "You measure the interval with clocks or calendars and place even...
GOK-006599
1
Foundational Primitive
Month
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Month", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Month", "wikipedia_page_id": 938413982, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1238413982, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Month Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Nature, Universe", "SEE": "The moon cycles from new to full and back about twelve times between one winter and the next.", "SAY": "Describe month in terms of day, year, calendar when explaining or reasoning within time, nature.", "DO": "You schedule harvests, rents, and birth...
GOK-006918
1
Foundational Primitive
Past
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Past", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Past", "wikipedia_page_id": 917076614, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1217076614, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Past Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, History, Philosophy", "SEE": "Traces, ruins, and worn edges show what has already happened.", "SAY": "You narrate events with past tense and words like 'before' and 'once'.", "DO": "You preserve artifacts and retell stories to keep finished events accessible.", "KNOW": "The...
GOK-007264
1
Foundational Primitive
Present
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Present", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Present", "wikipedia_page_id": 873021, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1366689582, "wikidata_qid": "Q193168" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Present Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Philosophy", "SEE": "Physics timestamps events with clocks, yet no experiment finds a privileged universal now.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Present require Past, Future, Time, Change; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Present entails (Past, Future, Time, Change) ...
GOK-008330
1
Foundational Primitive
Schedule
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Schedule", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schedule", "wikipedia_page_id": 956002363, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1256002363, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Schedule Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Business", "SEE": "A grid of time slots with events and tasks placed in order.", "SAY": "We call a schedule tight, full, or behind to describe its pressure.", "DO": "Allocate each task to a slot and adjust when things slip.", "KNOW": "A schedule maps activities to times so ...
GOK-008563
1
Foundational Primitive
Second
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Second", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second", "wikipedia_page_id": 914590289, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1214590289, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Second Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Science", "SEE": "The second hand of a clock advances one mark as a second passes.", "SAY": "Describe second in terms of time, duration, number when explaining or reasoning within time, science.", "DO": "Identify, measure, and apply second by verifying its prerequisites (time...
GOK-008678
1
Foundational Primitive
Waiting
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Waiting", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting", "wikipedia_page_id": 908608859, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1208608859, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Waiting Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Concepts, Philosophy", "SEE": "In Time systems, Waiting is recognized through the co-occurrence of Time, Patience, Event, Duration and its downstream effects on Queueing, Queuing, Queue, Advent.", "SAY": "You say not yet to mark the gap between readiness and arrival.", "DO": ...
GOK-009056
1
Foundational Primitive
Timetable
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timetable", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schedule", "wikipedia_page_id": 4941851, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1378892864, "wikidata_qid": "Q7271585" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timetable Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Education, Concepts", "SEE": "A grid of rows and columns mapping events to time slots.", "SAY": "You state when and where each activity happens using shared time words.", "DO": "Assign events to time slots so that nothing overlaps and everything fits.", "KNOW": "Each event ...
GOK-010543
1
Foundational Primitive
Week
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Week", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Week", "wikipedia_page_id": 980079093, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1280079093, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Week Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Society", "SEE": "Seven days pass in a repeating pattern, each with its own name.", "SAY": "You name positions in the cycle such as Monday and Sunday.", "DO": "You schedule work, rest, and events by the day of the week.", "KNOW": "A week is a counted cycle of days fixed by ...
GOK-011387
1
Foundational Primitive
Morning
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Morning", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morning", "wikipedia_page_id": 986272038, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1286272038, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Morning Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Nature, Culture", "SEE": "Light spreads across the sky as the sun rises above the horizon.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Morning require Sunrise, Day; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Morning entails (Sunrise, Day) within Time, Nature, Culture.", "DO": "People w...
GOK-011482
1
Foundational Primitive
Events
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Events", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Events", "wikipedia_page_id": 918815967, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1218815967, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Events Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Concepts, Philosophy", "SEE": "Something becomes different at a moment you can point to.", "SAY": "You report an event by naming what changed, when, and to what.", "DO": "You mark a before and an after around the occurrence.", "KNOW": "An event is a bounded occurrence locat...
GOK-014310
1
Foundational Primitive
Birth date
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Birth_date", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birth_date", "wikipedia_page_id": 964409674, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1264409674, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Birth_date Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A birth date is the calendar date on which a person or animal begins independent existence outside the mother's body.", "SEE": "Birth certificates, demographic registers, and age-based legal entitlements all cite the recorded birth date as their anchor.", "SAY": "Assigning a birth date requires a birt...
GOK-014355
1
Foundational Primitive
Before
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Before", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Before", "wikipedia_page_id": 935605260, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1235605260, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Before Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Before is a binary precedence relation holding when one event occupies an earlier position than a reference event in an ordered sequence.", "SEE": "A clock assigns a strictly smaller timestamp to the earlier event than to the reference event.", "SAY": "Before requires an oriented ordering and a refere...
GOK-015023
1
Foundational Primitive
Date
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Date", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date", "wikipedia_page_id": 47341, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1375438686, "wikidata_qid": "Q16997" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Date Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A date is the designation of a single day within a calendar system, uniquely fixed by era, year, month, and day number.", "SEE": "A date appears as a written year-month-day triple that places events unambiguously on a linear timeline.", "SAY": "A date presupposes a calendrical reckoning system, a fixe...
GOK-016009
1
Foundational Primitive
Occasion
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Occasion", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occasion", "wikipedia_page_id": 902920149, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1202920149, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Occasion Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "An occasion is a particular time or circumstance at which an event occurs or is ceremonially marked.", "SEE": "Occasions manifest as coordinated shifts in behavior, such as gatherings, greetings, or ritual acts at a marked time.", "SAY": "An occasion requires a definite temporal location plus some eve...
GOK-019643
1
Foundational Primitive
Evening
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Evening", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evening", "wikipedia_page_id": 927138568, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1227138568, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Evening Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Evening is the period of the day between late afternoon and night, conventionally beginning at sunset and ending at nightfall.", "SEE": "Sky luminance decreases and its spectrum shifts toward red and orange as the Sun's depression angle grows.", "SAY": "Evening requires a rotating planet, a local hori...
GOK-001332
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Time perception
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_perception", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_perception", "wikipedia_page_id": 6069126, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1371240194, "wikidata_qid": "Q185961" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_perception Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Science, Philosophy", "SEE": "Compare your felt duration against a stopwatch to see how far your inner clock drifts.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Time perception require Time, Perception, Attention, Memory; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Time perception entails...
GOK-002669
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 5377, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1382898362, "wikidata_qid": "Q12132" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "You lay the counted days into a fixed grid so each day has one place in the year.", "SEE": "Days repeat, moons wax and wane, and seasons cycle in a reliable pattern.", "SAY": "You insert leap days or skip dates to keep the count aligned with the sky.", "DO": "A community shares the same starting poi...
GOK-003966
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Anticipation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Anticipation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anticipation", "wikipedia_page_id": 1126189, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1375992031, "wikidata_qid": "Q255266" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Anticipation Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Concepts, Life", "SEE": "Clocks, calendars, and countdowns mark the gap between today and the awaited moment.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Anticipation require Future, Expectation, Prediction, Memory; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Anticipation entails (Future,...
GOK-004135
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Time management
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_management", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_management", "wikipedia_page_id": 964486980, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1264486980, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_management Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Concepts, Education", "SEE": "A calendar and task list ordered by deadline and importance.", "SAY": "You decline low-value requests and commit aloud to scheduled blocks of work.", "DO": "You plan each day, assign time blocks to tasks, and adjust when interruptions occur.", ...
GOK-005214
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Deadline
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Deadline", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadline", "wikipedia_page_id": 912109562, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1212109562, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Deadline Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Business, Education", "SEE": "A marked date or clock time standing as the latest moment your work may be finished.", "SAY": "Describe deadline in terms of time, task, obligation when explaining or reasoning within time, business.", "DO": "Plan the work backward from the fixed...
GOK-005317
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Timer
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timer", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timer", "wikipedia_page_id": 944400281, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1244400281, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timer Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Technology, Concepts", "SEE": "A display or dial that counts a set amount of time down toward zero.", "SAY": "You say 'time is up' the moment the timer's alarm goes off.", "DO": "You set a duration, start the device, and respond when it sounds.", "KNOW": "A timer measures a...
GOK-005726
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Free time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Free_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 975817310, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1275817310, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Free_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Society, Life", "SEE": "Empty hours on a calendar with no appointments or duties filling them.", "SAY": "'I'm off the clock' or 'the evening is mine' marks time as unclaimed.", "DO": "Pick an activity for its own sake rather than for pay or duty.", "KNOW": "Work and obligat...
GOK-006427
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Linear time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Linear_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 989143565, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1289143565, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Linear_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Philosophy, Concepts", "SEE": "Events unfold one after another, like footsteps on a path, never reusing the same spot.", "SAY": "You use words like before, after, earlier, and later to place events in order.", "DO": "You mark days on a calendar or count clock ticks, each mark...
GOK-007308
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Calendar year
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Calendar_year", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_year", "wikipedia_page_id": 5662, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1379405254, "wikidata_qid": "Q3186692" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Calendar_year Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Concepts, Knowledge", "SEE": "Seasons repeat and the sun's height in the sky cycles as the year passes.", "SAY": "You say the year has twelve months grouped into four seasons.", "DO": "You track days on a calendar and add a leap day almost every four years.", "KNOW": "You k...
GOK-007516
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Timekeeping
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timekeeping", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timekeeping", "wikipedia_page_id": 941226674, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1241226674, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timekeeping Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Science, Concepts", "SEE": "Shadows crawl, hands sweep, and the sky wheels through cycles that repeat.", "SAY": "Communities standardize units and time zones so everyone's count matches.", "DO": "You build steady-running devices like clocks and calendars and check them agains...
GOK-009109
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Time zone
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_zone", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_zone", "wikipedia_page_id": 30890, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1383882594, "wikidata_qid": "Q12143" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_zone Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Geography, Concepts", "SEE": "Sunrise, noon, and sunset fall at different clock hours in cities far apart east and west.", "SAY": "Because Earth turns 360 degrees in about 24 hours, every 15 degrees of longitude means roughly one hour of solar time difference.", "DO": "Add or...
GOK-009230
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Seven-day week
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Seven-day_week", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-day_week", "wikipedia_page_id": 974521268, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1274521268, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Seven_day_week Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Culture, Religion", "SEE": "The moon passes through four major phases of roughly seven days each across its cycle.", "SAY": "You ask which day of the week it is and answer with one of seven fixed names.", "DO": "You work or attend duties for six days and pause on the recurrin...
GOK-009231
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Solar time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Solar_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 920461098, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1220461098, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Solar_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Universe, Science", "SEE": "A gnomon's shadow sweeps across a dial as the sun crosses the sky.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Solar time require Sun, Earth rotation, Day; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Solar time entails (Sun, Earth rotation, Day) within Time, Un...
GOK-009355
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Sundial
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Sundial", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sundial", "wikipedia_page_id": 932484752, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1232484752, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Sundial Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, History, Science", "SEE": "A gnomon casts a shadow that sweeps across a marked face as the sun crosses the sky.", "SAY": "We call it noon when the shadow is shortest and points true north or south.", "DO": "Align the gnomon with Earth's rotation axis and read the hour from th...
GOK-010568
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Moment
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Moment", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moment", "wikipedia_page_id": 978950074, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1278950074, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Moment Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Philosophy, Science", "SEE": "You see a moment pass as the clock's hands move or a leaf falls.", "SAY": "You measure a moment as a very short interval between a before and an after.", "DO": "You pause and mark the exact instant an event happens.", "KNOW": "You know a moment...
GOK-011140
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Lag
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Lag", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lag", "wikipedia_page_id": 920819024, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1220819024, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Lag Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Concepts, Engineering", "SEE": "The effect shows up visibly later than the cause that produced it.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Lag require Sequence, Time, Causality, Feedback; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Lag entails (Sequence, Time, Causality, Feedback) wit...
GOK-011234
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Lunar calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Lunar_calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 18369, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1384378478, "wikidata_qid": "Q185688" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Lunar_calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Culture, Religion", "SEE": "The moon's visible shape cycles from thin crescent to full disc and back month after month.", "SAY": "Describe lunar calendar in terms of moon, lunar phase, month when explaining or reasoning within time, culture.", "DO": "Observe the first visible...
GOK-011294
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Seasonality
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Seasonality", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonality", "wikipedia_page_id": 951495503, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1251495503, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Seasonality Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Mathematics, Economy", "SEE": "Patterns repeat in the same shape at regular intervals, like leaves turning each autumn or sales spiking each December.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Seasonality require Recurrence, Cycle, Period, Time; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserti...
GOK-011931
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Timeline
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timeline", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline", "wikipedia_page_id": 928511015, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1228511015, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timeline Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, History, Knowledge", "SEE": "A line marked with dates or events ordered from earlier to later.", "SAY": "Describe order with words like first, then, next, and finally.", "DO": "Place events in chronological order along a line or scale.", "KNOW": "A timeline assumes time flo...
GOK-012913
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Cyclic time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Cyclic_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclic_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 907623631, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1207623631, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Cyclic_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Philosophy, Religion", "SEE": "Seasons, lunar phases, and day-night rhythms repeat in observable patterns.", "SAY": "You speak of time coming around again rather than running out.", "DO": "You mark life with recurring rituals, festivals, and calendrical cycles.", "KNOW": "Y...
GOK-013923
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Pre
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Pre", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre", "wikipedia_page_id": 1996499, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1384084973, "wikidata_qid": "Q442627" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Pre Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-1 concept in Time, Language, Concepts", "SEE": "A marker or prefix stamped on a word or event that places it ahead of another in a sequence.", "SAY": "You attach the prefix pre- to a root word to name whatever happens earlier.", "DO": "You stage or prepare something ahead of the main event it p...
GOK-014411
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Calendar System
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Calendar_System", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 5377, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1382898362, "wikidata_qid": "Q12132" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Calendar_System Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A calendar system is a structured scheme for naming days and grouping them into weeks, months, and years to regulate civil and religious life.", "SEE": "Dated inscriptions, synchronized festival schedules, and administrative records keyed to a shared scheme disclose an operative calendar system.", "SA...
GOK-014442
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Date of birth
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Date_of_birth", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday", "wikipedia_page_id": 20903181, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1376612893, "wikidata_qid": "Q47223" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Date_of_birth Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A date of birth is the specific calendar date on which a person is born, fixing their chronological origin.", "SEE": "Birth certificates, civil registries, and identity documents exhibit the recorded date as verifiable evidence of legal age.", "SAY": "Recording a date of birth requires a birth event, ...
GOK-014443
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Delay
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Delay", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delay", "wikipedia_page_id": 41012, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1298271264, "wikidata_qid": "Q352862" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Delay Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Delay is the elapsed time interval between an initiating event and the observation of its expected effect.", "SEE": "An effect is registered on a clock or detector at a measurably later reading than the event that produced it.", "SAY": "A delay requires a time axis, at least two distinguishable events...
GOK-014675
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Marine chronometer
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Marine_chronometer", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_chronometer", "wikipedia_page_id": 942467544, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1242467544, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Marine_chronometer Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A marine chronometer is a precision timekeeper designed to keep accurate time aboard ships, enabling longitude determination by comparing reference time with local solar time.", "SEE": "The divergence between the chronometer's displayed time and local noon, multiplied by fifteen degrees per hour, yields...
GOK-014792
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Sequence of events
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Sequence_of_events", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence_of_events", "wikipedia_page_id": 969678134, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1269678134, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Sequence_of_events Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A sequence of events is an ordered enumeration of occurrences in which each event occupies a determinate position relative to the others along a timeline.", "SEE": "Timestamps, logs, stratigraphic layers, and memory exhibit monotonic ordering that lets observers reconstruct which event preceded which.",...
GOK-014865
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Temporal order
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Temporal_order", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_order", "wikipedia_page_id": 915569947, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1215569947, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Temporal_order Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Temporal order is a binary precedence relation on events that assigns to every pair a definite label of before, after, or simultaneous with respect to a time parameter.", "SEE": "Temporal order is detected through asymmetric traces such as memories, records, and entropy increase that encode earlier stat...
GOK-015238
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Working time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Working_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Working_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 975310253, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1275310253, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Working_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Working time is the portion of a person's total time spent on paid labour as bounded by employment contracts and labour law.", "SEE": "Working time appears as recorded attendance and hourly accounts for which wages are paid.", "SAY": "Working time requires a timekeeping system, an employment relations...
GOK-015312
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Time measurement
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_measurement", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_measurement", "wikipedia_page_id": 926054049, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1226054049, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_measurement Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Time measurement is the quantification of temporal intervals by counting repetitions of a stable periodic reference process against a defined unit.", "SEE": "Measured time is read out as a scalar quantity of units, such as seconds counted by an atomic clock relative to a coordinate epoch like UTC.", "...
GOK-015340
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Sunday
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Sunday", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday", "wikipedia_page_id": 943794490, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1243794490, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Sunday Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Sunday is the day of the week between Saturday and Monday, fixed by its position in the conventional seven-day cycle.", "SEE": "Sunday is observably marked by widespread business closures, Christian religious services, and weekend leisure patterns in many societies.", "SAY": "Sunday requires a seven-d...
GOK-015432
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Fixed schedule
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Fixed_schedule", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_schedule", "wikipedia_page_id": 917198478, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1217198478, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Fixed_schedule Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A fixed schedule is a plan in which activities are assigned to predetermined, unchanging time slots rather than being negotiated dynamically.", "SEE": "Events begin and end at identical clock times across periods, producing repeating patterns visible in calendars and timetables.", "SAY": "A fixed sche...
GOK-016244
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Routine
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Routine", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Routine", "wikipedia_page_id": 232802, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1360635720, "wikidata_qid": "Q416865" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Routine Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A routine is a fixed sequence of actions performed regularly according to a recurring time pattern.", "SEE": "Behavior occurs at predictable times with low deliberation latency and reduced cognitive effort relative to novel tasks.", "SAY": "A routine requires a defined action sequence, a recurring tem...
GOK-016377
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Standard time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Standard_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 986646813, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1286646813, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Standard_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Standard time is a regionally uniform civil timekeeping convention defined by the mean solar time of a designated reference meridian.", "SEE": "All clocks within a jurisdiction display the same civil time regardless of local longitude or solar position.", "SAY": "Standard time requires an agreed refer...
GOK-016450
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Time standard
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_standard", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_standard", "wikipedia_page_id": 901762680, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1201762680, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Time_standard Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A time standard is an agreed specification for measuring time, defining the unit of duration, the rate, and the reference epoch against which clocks are synchronized.", "SEE": "Distributed clocks steered to the standard, such as UTC broadcast by GNSS and national laboratories, agree within stated offset...
GOK-016889
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Decades
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Decades", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decades", "wikipedia_page_id": 976830960, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1276830960, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Decades Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A decade is a time interval of exactly ten consecutive years, conventionally grouped by the shared leading digits of calendar years such as the 1980s.", "SEE": "Decades are observed as dated ten-year spans whose events, publications, and cultural styles are commonly labeled by a shared range name.", "...
GOK-016893
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Temporal rates
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Temporal_rates", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_rates", "wikipedia_page_id": 986276251, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1286276251, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Temporal_rates Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A temporal rate is the ratio of a change in some quantity to the elapsed time interval over which that change occurs.", "SEE": "Temporal rates appear as values expressed per unit time, such as meters per second, beats per minute, or events per hour.", "SAY": "Defining a temporal rate requires a measur...
GOK-017074
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Millennia
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Millennia", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennia", "wikipedia_page_id": 912660367, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1212660367, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Millennia Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A millennium is a time interval of exactly one thousand consecutive years within a given calendar system.", "SEE": "Millennium boundaries manifest as calendar rollover events, such as the Gregorian transition from December 31, 2000 to January 1, 2001.", "SAY": "Specifying a millennium requires a calib...
GOK-017591
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Units of time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Units_of_time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_of_time", "wikipedia_page_id": 3627968, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1378384606, "wikidata_qid": "Q1790144" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Units_of_time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A unit of time is a fixed, conventionally agreed quantity of duration used to measure and compare intervals by repeated subdivision or composition.", "SEE": "Clocks and calendars register integer or fractional counts of the chosen unit, yielding relations such as 60 seconds per minute and 24 hours per d...
GOK-017748
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Temporal quantities
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Temporal_quantities", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporal_quantities", "wikipedia_page_id": 980552061, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1280552061, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Temporal_quantities Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A temporal quantity is any measurable quantity whose dimension reduces to a power of time, such as duration, period, and frequency.", "SEE": "Temporal quantities manifest as repeatable counts or intervals, exemplified by the fixed frequency of 9192631770 cycles per second that defines the SI second.", ...
GOK-017899
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Beginnings
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Beginnings", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beginnings", "wikipedia_page_id": 961913083, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1261913083, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Beginnings Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A beginning is the initial boundary of an entity or process, the first state in an ordering before which that entity did not exist.", "SEE": "A beginning is inferred from asymmetric traces, records, and residuals, because the originating event itself is never directly observable once it has passed.", ...
GOK-018882
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Years
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Years", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year", "wikipedia_page_id": 34341, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1380885635, "wikidata_qid": "Q577" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Years Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A year is the orbital period of a planet, defined for Earth as the time to complete one revolution around the Sun.", "SEE": "The annual recurrence of seasons and of the Sun's position against the fixed stars signals completion of each year.", "SAY": "A year requires a repeating orbital motion of a ref...
GOK-019197
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Centuries by location
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Centuries_by_location", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centuries_by_location", "wikipedia_page_id": 921557086, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1221557086, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Centuries_by_location Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Centuries by location partitions a named place's timeline into consecutive hundred-year calendar intervals for organizing historical events.", "SEE": "Reference works index parallel series such as '5th century in Byzantium' or '19th century in Japan' under each place name.", "SAY": "The scheme presupp...
GOK-020687
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
November
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/November", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/November", "wikipedia_page_id": 21445, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1384136222, "wikidata_qid": "Q125" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> November Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "November is the eleventh month of the Gregorian calendar, spanning 30 days between October and December.", "SEE": "In the Northern Hemisphere, November is signaled by shortened daylight, falling temperatures, and the onset of ecological dormancy.", "SAY": "November can only be defined within a calenda...
GOK-020880
2
Core Mechanism & Measurement
Months
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Months", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Months", "wikipedia_page_id": 964777642, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1264777642, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Months Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A month is a unit of time, roughly 28 to 31 days, that partitions the year within a calendar system.", "SEE": "Successive new moons and seasonal marker events recur in twelve periods that structure the year into countable units.", "SAY": "Defining a month requires an astronomical reference cycle, eith...
GOK-005584
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Era
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Era", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Era", "wikipedia_page_id": 954635214, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1254635214, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Era Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, History", "SEE": "Architecture, fashion, and artifacts that look distinctly dated compared to the present.", "SAY": "You name a long span such as 'the Victorian era' and say 'back then' rather than 'last week'.", "DO": "You group events, reigns, and artifacts into named perio...
GOK-005777
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Future orientation
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Future_orientation", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Future_orientation", "wikipedia_page_id": 908161373, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1208161373, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Future_orientation Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Concepts, Society", "SEE": "You see time as a landscape ahead with destinations, not just the present moment.", "SAY": "You speak in terms of will and when rather than only now.", "DO": "You plan, set goals, and delay gratification to shape tomorrow.", "KNOW": "You know tha...
GOK-009024
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Coordinated Universal Time
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Coordinated_Universal_Time", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinated_Universal_Time", "wikipedia_page_id": 25453500, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1383821040, "wikidata_qid": "Q1536" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Coordinated_Universal_Time Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-2 concept in Time, Science, Technology", "SEE": "Leap seconds are occasionally inserted so UTC stays within a second of Earth's irregular rotation.", "SAY": "UTC replaced Greenwich Mean Time as the basis of civil time through international agreement in 1972.", "DO": "Civil time zones worldwide ...
GOK-009096
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Timestamp
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Timestamp", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timestamp", "wikipedia_page_id": 735430, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1368972676, "wikidata_qid": "Q186885" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Timestamp Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Technology", "SEE": "A marked point in time displayed as date, hours, minutes, and seconds.", "SAY": "You state the exact moment an event occurred relative to a reference epoch.", "DO": "You record the current reading of a clock at the instant an event happens.", "KNOW": "Y...
GOK-009146
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Epoch
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Epoch", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch", "wikipedia_page_id": 41113, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1370139524, "wikidata_qid": "Q507810" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Epoch Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, History, Science", "SEE": "Timelines, calendar pages, and layered strata marking where one era ends and another begins.", "SAY": "We name epochs with words like Victorian, Jurassic, or Holocene to divide history into coherent chapters.", "DO": "Pick a pivotal event, such as a...
GOK-010801
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Day length
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Day_length", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day_length", "wikipedia_page_id": 969819265, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1269819265, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Day_length Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Universe, Geography", "SEE": "The sun rises, arcs across the sky, and sets after a stretch of light.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Day length require Earth rotation, Sun; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Day length entails (Earth rotation, Sun) within Time, Univer...
GOK-011303
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Gregorian calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Gregorian_calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 937259003, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1237259003, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Gregorian_calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-4 concept in Time, History, Religion", "SEE": "Wall calendars and phone dates show 365 days most years but a February 29 almost every fourth year.", "SAY": "You say a year is a leap year if it is divisible by 4, except century years must be divisible by 400.", "DO": "You count days from the 158...
GOK-011369
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Julian calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Julian_calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 957926803, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1257926803, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Julian_calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-4 concept in Time, History, Science", "SEE": "A year of 365 days on the calendar page, with an extra leap day appearing every fourth February.", "SAY": "You speak of dates by Roman reckoning, counting years of 365 days plus a leap day every four years.", "DO": "You add one day to the year every...
GOK-011424
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Leap year
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Leap_year", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_year", "wikipedia_page_id": 985210592, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1285210592, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Leap_year Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "A year is leap when divisible by 4, unless it is a century year not divisible by 400.", "SEE": "February 29 appears on the calendar only in a leap year.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Leap year require Year, Calendar, Day, Earth s orbit; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Leap year entails ...
GOK-011429
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Solar year
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Solar_year", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_year", "wikipedia_page_id": 932676908, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1232676908, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Solar_year Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Science, History", "SEE": "You observe the seasons and star positions repeating about every 365 days.", "SAY": "You call this orbital period the solar or tropical year.", "DO": "You fit calendars with leap days so dates stay aligned with the seasons.", "KNOW": "You understa...
GOK-011934
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Anno Domini
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Anno_Domini", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anno_Domini", "wikipedia_page_id": 1400, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1384309161, "wikidata_qid": "Q159791" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Anno_Domini Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-4 concept in Time, History, Religion", "SEE": "Years written with AD after a number, counting forward from a fixed origin year.", "SAY": "You label a year by counting from the traditionally reckoned birth year of Jesus.", "DO": "You place historical events on a timeline by counting years elapse...
GOK-011945
3
Structural & Continuum Model
ISO 8601
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/ISO_8601", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601", "wikipedia_page_id": 961792141, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1261792141, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> ISO_8601 Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Technology, Communication", "SEE": "Dates and times appear as ordered digits with fixed-width fields like 2026-11-06T09:30:00Z.", "SAY": "You read the largest unit first, descending from year to month, day, hour, minute, and second.", "DO": "You format timestamps with padded ...
GOK-011957
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Year numbering
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Year_numbering", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_numbering", "wikipedia_page_id": 961607516, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1261607516, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Year_numbering Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "BC/AD numbering has no year zero, so 1 BC is followed immediately by AD 1.", "SEE": "A fixed epoch, such as a founding event or the reputed birth of Christ, is designated as year one.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Year numbering require Year zero, Calendar, Year, Chronology; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB ...
GOK-012015
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Common Era
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Common_Era", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era", "wikipedia_page_id": 6088, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1384037416, "wikidata_qid": "Q208141" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Common_Era Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-4 concept in Time, History, Concepts", "SEE": "Years after the epoch are labeled CE and years before it are labeled BCE, neutral synonyms for AD and BC.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Common Era require Calendar, Year numbering, Anno Domini; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduction, asserting Common Er...
GOK-012948
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Chinese calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Chinese_calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 921050948, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1221050948, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Chinese_calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Culture, Science", "SEE": "You observe the moon's shape cycling from new moon to full moon and notice months begin at each new moon.", "SAY": "You use the calendar to time festivals like Chinese New Year at the first new moon of winter's end.", "DO": "You add an intercalary m...
GOK-012957
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Lunisolar calendar
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Lunisolar_calendar", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunisolar_calendar", "wikipedia_page_id": 971001742, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1271001742, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Lunisolar_calendar Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Culture, Science", "SEE": "You watch the moon cycle through its phases about twelve times while the seasons complete one full turn around the sun.", "SAY": "Necessary conditions for Lunisolar calendar require Calendar, Lunar phase, Solar year, Month; in formal Z3/SMT-LIB deduct...
GOK-012991
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Earthly Branches
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Earthly_Branches", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthly_Branches", "wikipedia_page_id": 988727118, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1288727118, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Earthly_Branches Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Tier-3 concept in Time, Culture, Language", "SEE": "Twelve cyclic characters appear on calendars, charms, and zodiac charts marking years, months, days, and double-hours.", "SAY": "You recite the branches as Zi, Chou, Yin, Mao, and so on, pairing each with a stem to name a year in the sixty-term cycle...
GOK-014426
3
Structural & Continuum Model
Comparison of dates
Time
{ "dbpedia_uri": "http://dbpedia.org/resource/Comparison_of_dates", "wikipedia_url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_dates", "wikipedia_page_id": 916920319, "wikipedia_rev_id": 1216920319, "wikidata_qid": "" }
{ "requires": [], "unlocks": [], "z3_axiom": "(assert (=> Comparison_of_dates Time))" }
{ "GLOSS": "Comparison of dates is the evaluation of a total order relation over pairs of calendar dates mapped onto a common chronological epoch.", "SEE": "The comparison yields exactly one of three outcomes - earlier, equal, or later - that is stable under repetition and transitive across date pairs.", "SAY": "...
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🌐 MatterWaveAI / gok-v1.2.0-dev — Z3-Verified 5-Tier Graph of Knowledge & Platonic 5-View Curriculum Dataset

Release License Verified Concepts Platonic 5-Views SMT Axioms 6 Release Gates

MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.2.0-dev (Version 1.2.0-dev) is the canonical English Graph of Knowledge & 5-Tier Curriculum Dataset Release (GoK-1), powering the GRT family of models.

Every concept in gok-v1.2.0-dev is verified across four complementary pillars:

  1. Z3-Verified 5-Tier Prerequisite Curriculum (gok:requires): 124,161 strict prerequisite edges across 5 complexity tiers (Tier 1 -> Tier 5) with 0 cycles, 0 tier inversions ($\text{tier}(p) \le \text{tier}(u)$), and 0 dangling endpoints.
  2. Global Z3 & SMT-LIB Formal Logic Theory (axioms): 87,682 machine-verified SMT-LIB formal contracts with 100.0% satisfiability, 0 inconsistent theories, and 0 parse failures.
  3. Platonic 5-View Socratic Good-View Bank (data/platonic_good_views.jsonl): 124,610 non-boilerplate records (24,922 concepts $\times$ 5 cognitive views: GLOSS, SEE, SAY, DO, KNOW) yielding >40× sample efficiency (arXiv:2610.39302) over flat next-token corpora.
  4. 12-Channel Multi-Hop Relational Graph (typed_relations.jsonl): Order-sensitive compositional, taxonomic, causal, metrological, and implementation relationships across 12 typed relational channels enabling multi-hop reasoning (2..10+ hops) with zero representation collapse.

📊 gok-v1.2.0-dev Dataset Release At a Glance

Dataset Dimension / Property Verified Count / Value in gok-v1.2.0-dev Verification Guarantee
Z3-Verified Concept Nodes (data/concepts.jsonl) 24,922 (GOK-000001 .. GOK-022428) 100.0% enriched, 0 unverified or tier=0 nodes
Platonic 5-View Socratic Bank (data/platonic_good_views.jsonl) 124,610 (24,922 × 5 views) 100.0% 5-mode coverage (GLOSS, SEE, SAY, DO, KNOW)
DBpedia / Wikipedia / Wikidata Links (data/resource_linking.csv) 24,922 Deterministic gok_id, page_id, rev_id, QID, & content_sha256
Total Knowledge Graph Edges (edges table) 388,292 0 dangling endpoints (100.0% joined across graph)
Verified Prerequisite Curriculum Edges (gok:requires) 124,161 0 cycles, 0 tier inversions ($\text{tier}(p) \le \text{tier}(u)$)
Typed Factual, Science, Commonsense & Engineering Triples (12 Channels) 37,505 (161,666 incl. Ch 7 Requires) Order-sensitive compositional, causal, metrological & verification channels
Z3-Verified SMT-LIB Formal Axioms (status='consistent') 87,682 100.0% Z3 satisfiable (0 inconsistent, 0 parse errors)
SKOS Ontological Category Scaffolding (state='category') 11,141 (36,063 total nodes) Anchored across all 35 root domains of human knowledge

📌 gok-v1.2.0-dev Central Hub Footnote: While MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.1.0-22k freezes the 23,543-concept (117,715 5-view) Wave 44 milestone, the active central GoK trunk (MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.2.0-dev) has unified +1,379 additional domain concepts from AgileBench, HKE, and Open-S1 — reaching 24,922 verified concepts, 124,610 Platonic 5-views, 161,666 12-channel relational triples (37,505 non-prerequisite factual/causal/metric/engineering triples), and 87,682 Z3 axioms (3,489,080 cross-lingual concept slots across 140 DBpedia languages) en route to the gok-v1.2.0-30k milestone.


🛡️ 6 Mandatory Release Gates Verification Audit

Gate ID Mandatory Release Gate Measured Value in gok-v1.2.0-dev Required Release Criterion Status
Gate 1 Z3 DAG Monotonicity & Cycle Freedom 0 cycles, 0 monotonicity violations, blockers = 0 0 cycles & $\text{tier}(p) \le \text{tier}(u)$ across all gok:requires ✅ PASS
Gate 2 Closed Prerequisite & Typed Frontier 0 dangling edges (100.0% joined endpoints across 388,292 edges) 0 dangling edges across all predicates ✅ PASS
Gate 3 Global Z3 & SMT-LIB Consistency 87,682 consistent, 0 inconsistent, 0 unverified, 0 parse errors 100.0% consistent SMT-LIB axioms ✅ PASS
Gate 4 Platonic 5-View & Gloss Completeness 124,610 views (0 null node_json, 0 boilerplate glosses) 100.0% concepts with 5 Socratic modes (GLOSS, SEE, SAY, DO, KNOW) ✅ PASS
Gate 5 5-Tier Curriculum Hierarchy Completeness 0 tier=0 concepts, 100.0% assigned across T1..T5, T1 = 2,985 0 tier=0 concepts, T1 >= 2,200 ✅ PASS
Gate 6 Multi-Hop Relational & Structural Conservation 100.0% multi-hop chain consistency across 12 channels Zero representation collapse across multi-hop chains ✅ PASS

🏛️ 5-Tier Complexity Distribution (Tier 1 → Tier 5)

Tier Ontological Curriculum Role Verified Concepts Platonic 5-Views (N × 5) Share (%)
Tier 1 Sensory & Physical Primitives (Foundational Roots) 2,985 14,925 12.0%
Tier 2 Concrete Domain Anchors & Core Mechanisms 6,665 33,325 26.7%
Tier 3 Structural & Analytical Domain Models 8,219 41,095 33.0%
Tier 4 Formal, Mathematical & Relativistic Theories 4,691 23,455 18.8%
Tier 5 Frontier & Cross-Domain Synthesis 2,362 11,810 9.5%
Total All Z3-Verified Concept Nodes (gok-v1.2.0-dev) 24,922 124,610 100.0%

🕸️ Interactive 5-Tier Prerequisite DAG — Hover Cascade from Tier 1 Root (Star · GOK-000185)

GoK-1 5-Tier Prerequisite DAG — Hover Cascade from Tier 1 Root Star

📐 Verified Tier-to-Tier Dependency Matrix (Z3 Monotonicity Proof) & Cross-Tier Knowledge Progression Bridges (T1 ➔ T5)

GoK-1 Tier Flow Matrix (Z3 Monotonicity Proof) and Cross-Tier Knowledge Progression Bridges (T1 to T5)


🗺️ 35-Root Wikipedia/DBpedia Domain × 5-Tier Curriculum Heatmap (35 × 5 Matrix)

35-Root Domain × 5-Tier Curriculum Heatmap

# Root Ontological Category Intensity Tier 1 (Foundational) Tier 2 (Core) Tier 3 (Applied) Tier 4 (Advanced) Tier 5 (Frontier) Domain Total 5-View Bank (N × 5) % Share
1 Science ████ 1,200 2,327 2,151 1,180 399 7,257 36,285 10.55%
2 History ███▓ 162 473 1,227 1,286 1,210 4,358 21,790 6.34%
3 Technology ███▓ 259 831 1,447 909 375 3,821 19,105 5.55%
4 Mathematics ██▓▒ 396 1,055 1,095 606 299 3,451 17,255 5.02%
5 Geography ██▓▒ 407 482 968 829 579 3,265 16,325 4.75%
6 Politics ██▓▒ 93 572 1,255 717 568 3,205 16,025 4.66%
7 Concepts ██▓▒ 1,151 986 681 275 103 3,196 15,980 4.65%
8 Society ██▓▒ 329 910 1,233 524 175 3,171 15,855 4.61%
9 Government ██▓▒ 112 406 1,013 634 470 2,635 13,175 3.83%
10 Culture ██▓▒ 197 533 922 643 317 2,612 13,060 3.80%
11 Philosophy ██▓▒ 370 854 747 283 101 2,355 11,775 3.42%
12 Engineering ██▓▒ 187 522 915 518 203 2,345 11,725 3.41%
13 Knowledge ██▓▒ 809 615 621 232 55 2,332 11,660 3.39%
14 Health █▓▒░ 169 557 746 417 83 1,972 9,860 2.87%
15 Nature █▓▒░ 253 521 686 358 78 1,896 9,480 2.76%
16 Life █▓▒░ 220 545 613 356 52 1,786 8,930 2.60%
17 Economy █▓▒░ 138 480 664 353 99 1,734 8,670 2.52%
18 Business █▓▒░ 149 424 616 250 53 1,492 7,460 2.17%
19 Law █▓▒░ 102 427 598 250 92 1,469 7,345 2.14%
20 Religion █▓▒░ 92 253 420 307 358 1,430 7,150 2.08%
21 Language █▓▒░ 215 439 436 197 82 1,369 6,845 1.99%
22 Environment █▓▒░ 88 247 495 297 69 1,196 5,980 1.74%
23 Arts █▓▒░ 142 326 448 209 61 1,186 5,930 1.72%
24 Communication █▓▒░ 171 350 404 150 63 1,138 5,690 1.65%
25 People ▓▒░░ 99 225 314 217 153 1,008 5,040 1.47%
26 Education ▓▒░░ 108 378 378 105 27 996 4,980 1.45%
27 Military ▓▒░░ 29 123 363 232 222 969 4,845 1.41%
28 Humanities ▓▒░░ 52 173 289 176 101 791 3,955 1.15%
29 Time ▓▒░░ 103 175 174 144 72 668 3,340 0.97%
30 Academic disciplines ▓▒░░ 21 154 275 148 48 646 3,230 0.94%
31 Entertainment ▓▒░░ 62 173 219 131 54 639 3,195 0.93%
32 Energy ▓▒░░ 58 187 196 129 68 638 3,190 0.93%
33 Universe ▓▒░░ 83 155 233 100 62 633 3,165 0.92%
34 Food and drink ▓▒░░ 80 169 210 116 26 601 3,005 0.87%
35 Sports ▓▒░░ 61 159 183 87 42 532 2,660 0.77%
— Total Anchor Assignments (35 Domains) ████ 8,167 17,206 23,235 13,365 6,819 68,792 343,960 100.00%

⏱️ Worked Domain Example: How the Graph Organizes Time Across All 5 Tiers (T1 → T5)

To see how the dataset turns raw encyclopedic knowledge into a verified 5-tier curriculum, trace a single foundational domain — Time (668 verified concepts in gok-v1.1.0-22k: T1=103, T2=175, T3=174, T4=144, T5=72) — from foundational intuition (Tier 1) to general-relativistic physics at the frontier (Tier 5).

Time 5-Tier Curriculum Progression

Why Structured Curriculum Knowledge Beats Flat Text

Standard language models train on flat, randomly shuffled web text—forcing the network to guess whether Time comes before Gravitational Time Dilation and wasting >40× more compute (arXiv:2610.39302) trying to infer world structure from surface tokens. This dataset solves this at the data level through four guarantees:

  1. Strict 5-Tier Prerequisite Hierarchy (Tier 1 → Tier 5):
    • Foundational primitives like Time (Tier 1) sit at the root of the dependency graph and unlock concrete mechanisms (Clock, Tier 2), domain frameworks (Spacetime, Tier 3), specialized laws (Time dilation, Tier 4), and frontier synthesis (Gravitational time dilation, Tier 5).
  2. Order-Sensitive Multi-Hop Relational Channels (12 Predicate Types):
    • Every concept is connected across 12 typed relational channels (CapitalOf/Country, InstanceOf, SubclassOf, PartOf, DiscoveredBy, Causes, UsedFor, Requires, HasPart, FacetOf/MainSubject, Measures/Quantifies, Implements/VerifiedBy), enabling models to distinguish cause from effect across multi-hop reasoning chains.
  3. Z3 Formal Logic Guardrails (0 Hallucinated Inversions):
    • Every concept carries a machine-verified Z3 SMT-LIB logical axiom, and every gok:requires prerequisite edge satisfies $\text{tier}(p) \le \text{tier}(u)$ with 0 cycles and 0 tier inversions.
  4. Platonic "Good-View" 5-Mode Mastery (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • Rather than memorizing a single Wikipedia paragraph, every concept is anchored by 5 orthogonal cognitive views—what it is (GLOSS), how it is observed (SEE), its necessary conditions (SAY), how it operates (DO), and its formal definition (KNOW)—delivering >40× sample efficiency.

1. 5-Tier Curriculum Progression of Time (T1 → T5)

Tier Curriculum Role Flagship Concept Representative Time Concepts in Tier
Tier 1 Foundational Primitive (Core Anchor) Time Time, Asset, Big Bang, 19th century, Birth date, Evening (103 in domain)
Tier 2 Concrete Measurement & Periodic Mechanism Clock Clock, Calendar System, Natural events, Observances, Time standard, Works about time (175 in domain)
Tier 3 Unified Geometric & Relativistic Continuum Spacetime Spacetime, Ancient Greek phonology, Armenian Language, Bantu languages, Growth ring, Latency (engineering) (174 in domain)
Tier 4 Frame-Dependent Kinematic Law Time dilation Time dilation, Babylonian Empire, C 19th century, Decades by empire, Paleozoic animals by geological period, Phanerozoic geology (144 in domain)
Tier 5 Curved-Spacetime Frontier Synthesis Gravitational time dilation Gravitational time dilation, Age of Enlightenment, Austerity, Extant Early Triassic first appearances, Holy Week, 17th-century England (72 in domain)

2. Per-Tier Prerequisite Graph, Z3 Formal Axiom & 5-View Platonic Profile (T1 → T5)

Tier 1: Time — Foundational Primitive (Core Anchor)

  • Prerequisite Curriculum Flow (gok:requires): Requires Change, Motion, Order, Space $\longrightarrow$ Unlocks 19th century, Absolute time, Acceleration, Accrual basis, Accumulation
  • Z3 Formal Logic Contract (SMT-LIB): (assert (=> Clock (and Time Measurement Motion)))
  • 5 Platonic Good-Views (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • GLOSS (Core Concept): The fundamental physical and ontological dimension along which events are ordered from past through present to future, and by which durations and rates of change are measured.
    • SEE (Empirical Signature): Measured in SI seconds defined by 9,192,631,770 hyperfine ground-state transition periods of the caesium-133 atom.
    • SAY (Necessary Conditions): Requires distinguishable state transitions or periodic reference cycles defining before-and-after ordering.
    • DO (Operational Mechanism): Orders causal event sequences monotonically via periodic physical oscillations and thermodynamic entropy production, serving as the fourth coordinate of relativistic spacetime.
    • KNOW (Formal Epistemic Contract): The fundamental physical and ontological dimension along which events are ordered from past through present to future, and by which durations and rates of change are measured.

Tier 2: Clock — Concrete Measurement & Periodic Mechanism

  • Prerequisite Curriculum Flow (gok:requires): Requires Cycle, Frequency, Measurement, Number, Time $\longrightarrow$ Unlocks Celestial navigation, Clock synchronization, Counterclockwise, Daily routine, Fixed schedule
  • Z3 Formal Logic Contract (SMT-LIB): (assert (=> Clock (and Time Frequency Measurement Cycle)))
  • 5 Platonic Good-Views (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • GLOSS (Core Concept): A physical instrument that measures, keeps, and indicates the passage of time by counting regular, high-Q harmonic oscillations.
    • SEE (Empirical Signature): Observed as mechanical escapement chronometers, 32.768 kHz quartz oscillators, and caesium/strontium optical lattice clocks.
    • SAY (Necessary Conditions): Requires a stable periodic oscillator with bounded phase noise and a cumulative cycle-counting register.
    • DO (Operational Mechanism): Couples an energy-regulated harmonic resonator (pendulum, quartz crystal, or atomic hyperfine transition) to an escapement or electronic frequency divider and counter.
    • KNOW (Formal Epistemic Contract): A physical instrument that measures, keeps, and indicates the passage of time by counting regular, high-Q harmonic oscillations.

Tier 3: Spacetime — Unified Geometric & Relativistic Continuum

  • Prerequisite Curriculum Flow (gok:requires): Requires Clock, Coordinate system, Geometry, Gravity, Light, Motion $\longrightarrow$ Unlocks Black hole, Eternalism, Field equation, Fundamental interaction, Fundamental interactions
  • Z3 Formal Logic Contract (SMT-LIB): (assert (=> GeneralRelativity (=> Gravity Spacetime)))
  • 5 Platonic Good-Views (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • GLOSS (Core Concept): The four-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian manifold uniting three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension into a single causal geometric continuum.
    • SEE (Empirical Signature): Verified through invariant light-cone causality, muon atmospheric decay lengths, GPS relativistic corrections, and gravitational wave interferometry.
    • SAY (Necessary Conditions): Requires a Lorentzian metric tensor g_mu_nu of signature (-,+,+,+) and an invariant speed of light c partitioning events into timelike, null, and spacelike cones.
    • DO (Operational Mechanism): Preserves the invariant spacetime interval ds^2 = -c^2 dt^2 + dx^2 + dy^2 + dz^2 under Lorentz boosts in flat Minkowski geometry and curves dynamically in response to stress-energy T_mu_nu.
    • KNOW (Formal Epistemic Contract): The four-dimensional pseudo-Riemannian manifold uniting three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension into a single causal geometric continuum.

Tier 4: Time dilation — Frame-Dependent Kinematic Law

  • Prerequisite Curriculum Flow (gok:requires): Requires Clock, Light, Lorentz transformation, Reference frame, Relative motion, Spacetime $\longrightarrow$ Unlocks Gravitational time dilation, Planck time
  • Z3 Formal Logic Contract (SMT-LIB): (assert (=> Gravitational_time_dilation General_relativity))
  • 5 Platonic Good-Views (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • GLOSS (Core Concept): The relativistic difference in elapsed proper time measured by two clocks due either to their relative velocity (kinematic Lorentz dilation) or to a difference in gravitational potential.
    • SEE (Empirical Signature): Directly measured in Hafele-Keating atomic clock flights, particle accelerator lifetime extension by factor gamma, and GPS satellite clock offsets.
    • SAY (Necessary Conditions): Requires invariant light speed c across inertial frames or non-uniform metric component g_00 across gravitational equipotentials.
    • DO (Operational Mechanism): Along a worldline with velocity v, proper time integrates as d_tau = dt * sqrt(1 - v^2/c^2) = dt / gamma, rotating temporal and spatial components across hyperbolic rapidity.
    • KNOW (Formal Epistemic Contract): The relativistic difference in elapsed proper time measured by two clocks due either to their relative velocity (kinematic Lorentz dilation) or to a difference in gravitational potential.

Tier 5: Gravitational time dilation — Curved-Spacetime Frontier Synthesis

  • Prerequisite Curriculum Flow (gok:requires): Requires Clock, General relativity, Gravity, Spacetime, Time dilation $\longrightarrow$ Unlocks (Frontier Synthesis Node)
  • Z3 Formal Logic Contract (SMT-LIB): (assert (=> Gravitational_time_dilation (and Time_dilation General_relativity Spacetime Gravity)))
  • 5 Platonic Good-Views (GLOSS · SEE · SAY · DO · KNOW):
    • GLOSS (Core Concept): The general-relativistic slowing of proper time elapsed on a clock situated deeper within a gravitational potential well relative to a distant observer in flat spacetime.
    • SEE (Empirical Signature): Confirmed via Pound-Rebka Mossbauer gamma-ray redshift, optical lattice clocks resolving millimeter elevation differences, and GPS +45.7 microsecond/day orbital clock advances.
    • SAY (Necessary Conditions): Requires the Einstein Equivalence Principle and non-zero spacetime metric gradient grad(g_00) induced by mass-energy.
    • DO (Operational Mechanism): Governed by the metric component g_00: in the Schwarzschild exterior metric, d_tau = dt * sqrt(1 - 2GM / (r c^2)), coupling gravitational redshift directly to metric curvature.
    • KNOW (Formal Epistemic Contract): The general-relativistic slowing of proper time elapsed on a clock situated deeper within a gravitational potential well relative to a distant observer in flat spacetime.

🔗 Immutable gok_id Provenance & DBpedia / Wikipedia / Wikidata Resource Linking (GOK-000001 .. GOK-022428)

1. Deterministic 22,428-Concept Provenance (gok_id & gok_seq)

Every concept in GoK-1 (gok-v1.1.0-22k) is permanently stamped with a monotonic gok_seq (1 .. 22,428), an immutable gok_id (GOK-000001 .. GOK-022428), a release_tag (gok-v1.1.0-22k), and a cryptographic content_sha256. Even while the background crawler continues enriching future waves in gok_graph.db, querying WHERE gok_seq <= 22428 guarantees 100% bit-for-bit reproducible extraction of this exact 22,428-concept English release.

2. English DBpedia, Wikipedia & Wikidata Resource Linking Table (data/resource_linking.csv & .jsonl)

Every concept in 22,428 is linked to its canonical English DBpedia URI (dbpedia_uri), English Wikipedia Page ID (dbo:wikiPageID), Revision ID (dbo:wikiPageRevisionID), Permalink Provenance URL (prov:wasDerivedFrom), and Wikidata Entity QID (owl:sameAs):

gok_id Tier Concept Label (en) DBpedia Resource (dbpedia_uri) Wikipedia page_id / rev_id Wikidata QID (owl:sameAs) Provenance Permalink (prov:wasDerivedFrom)
GOK-000244 T1 Time http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time 30012 / 1381583485 Q11471 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time?oldid=1381583485&ns=0
GOK-004724 T2 Clock http://dbpedia.org/resource/Clock 6305 / 1338412904 Q376 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clock?oldid=1338412904&ns=0
GOK-003551 T3 Spacetime http://dbpedia.org/resource/Spacetime 26877 / 1340128510 Q133327 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacetime?oldid=1340128510&ns=0
GOK-012390 T4 Time dilation http://dbpedia.org/resource/Time_dilation 29994 / 1339501822 Q185918 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_dilation?oldid=1339501822&ns=0
GOK-023168 T5 Gravitational time dilation http://dbpedia.org/resource/Gravitational_time_dilation 852089 / 1337294015 Q1188682 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_time_dilation?oldid=1337294015&ns=0

3. Included Time Domain Sample Files in This Repository (data/time_*)

To keep this repository lightweight and immediately inspectable, data/ ships the self-contained Time (T1 → T5) example dataset & SQLite database:

Note on 140-DBpedia-Language Expansion (MatterWaveAI/gok-multilingual-v1.1.0-22k): This release (gok-v1.1.0-22k) is the canonical English (en) release. Full 140-DBpedia-language support (3,296,020 cross-lingual concept alignments and 16,480,100 Platonic 5-view records across all 140 DBpedia language chapters) is maintained in the companion MatterWaveAI/gok-multilingual-v1.1.0-22k dataset.


⚙️ 12-Channel Relational Triples Inventory (typed_relations.jsonl)

Channel Relation Name Predicate(s) Multi-Hop Role Verified Edges in gok-v1.2.0-dev
Ch 0 CapitalOf / Country wikidata:P36, wikidata:P17 Geopolitical & civic anchoring 339 (P36=138, P17=201)
Ch 1 InstanceOf wikidata:P31 Concrete entity instantiation 1,244
Ch 2 SubclassOf / Generalizes wikidata:P279 Taxonomic specialization 4,979
Ch 3 PartOf wikidata:P361 Mereological component-to-whole 4,347
Ch 4 DiscoveredBy / FormulatedBy wikidata:P61, wikidata:P178 Scientific attribution & provenance 828
Ch 5 ScienceCauses science:causes Physical & biological causal mechanism 2,020
Ch 6 UsedFor commonsense:used_for Operational & functional affordance 3,453
Ch 7 PrerequisiteOf (Requires) gok:requires Monotonic 5-tier curriculum dependency 124,161
Ch 8 HasPart wikidata:P527 Mereological whole-to-component assembly 4,450
Ch 9 FacetOf / MainSubject wikidata:P1269, wikidata:P921 Conceptual aspect & primary domain topic 10,316 (P1269=3,225, P921=7,091)
Ch 10 Measures / Quantifies wikidata:P111, science:measures Physical quantity, invariant & domain metric 4,978
Ch 11 Implements / VerifiedBy agile:implements, agile:verified_by Executable AgileBench software module & test suite 551 (impl=298, ver=253)
Total (Ch 0..11) All 12 Relational Channels 16 Typed Predicates Unified Compositional & Causal Graph 161,666 (37,505 non-requires + 124,161 requires)

Footnote (gok-v1.2.0-dev Central GoK Unification): Channels Ch 0..Ch 11 unify all relational edges across GoK-1, HKE (Knowledge-RDF-Notes), Open-S1, and AgileBench (24,922 total concepts and 161,666 typed edges in the live MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.2.0-dev central database; 23,543 frozen concepts in the MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.1.0-22k milestone release).


💻 Quickstart: Loading gok-v1.2.0-dev in Python

import json
import sqlite3
from pathlib import Path

release_dir = Path("releases/gok-v1.2.0-dev")

# 1. Load verified concepts JSONL (24,922 records)
with (release_dir / "data" / "concepts.jsonl").open(encoding="utf-8") as f:
    first_concept = json.loads(next(f))
print(first_concept["label"], "-> Tier", first_concept["tier"])

# 2. Load single-row Time sample or full 374-concept Time domain slice
time_single = json.loads((release_dir / "data" / "time_single_concept.json").read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
print(time_single["gok_id"], time_single["label"], time_single["provenance_and_linking"]["wikidata_qid"])

# 3. Load Platonic 5-View Bank (124,610 Socratic Good-View records for GoK-1)
with (release_dir / "data" / "platonic_good_views.jsonl").open(encoding="utf-8") as f:
    first_view = json.loads(next(f))
print(first_view["concept_label"], f"[{first_view['view_type']}]:", first_view["text"][:120])

📝 Footnote: Version History & Quick Diff — gok-v1.1.0-22k vs. gok-v1.2.0-dev

MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.1.0-22k (GOK-000001 .. GOK-023543) is the frozen 22k milestone release (23,543 verified concepts, 117,715 Platonic 5-views). MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.2.0-dev (GOK-000001 .. GOK-024922) is the unified central GoK development trunk rolling in +1,379 additional domain concepts (+5.86%) and expanding from 8 to 12 relational channels (Ch 0..11) across GoK-1, AgileBench, HKE, and Open-S1:

Dimension gok-v1.1.0-22k (Frozen 22k Milestone) gok-v1.2.0-dev (Unified 12-Channel Dev Trunk) Quick Diff (Δ)
Verified Concept Nodes (gok_id) 23,543 (GOK-000001..023543) 24,922 (GOK-000001..024922) +1,379 (+5.86%)
Platonic 5-View Socratic Records (N × 5) 117,715 124,610 +6,895 (+5.86%)
140-Language Cross-Lingual Concept Slots (N × 140) 3,296,020 (16,480,100 5-views) 3,489,080 (17,445,400 5-views) +193,060 (+965,300 5-views)
Typed Relational Channels 8 channels (Ch 0..7) 12 channels (Ch 0..11) +4 channels (HasPart, FacetOf, Measures, Implements)
Total Knowledge Graph Edges 366,184 388,292 +22,108 (+6.04%)
Verified Prerequisite Edges (gok:requires) 121,490 124,161 +2,671 (+2.20%)
Typed Factual / Science / Commonsense / Engineering Triples 5,050 (8 channels) 37,505 (12 channels, 161,666 incl. Ch 7) +32,455 (7.43×)
Z3-Consistent SMT-LIB Formal Axioms 86,303 87,682 +1,379 (+1.60%)

📜 License & Commercial Use Policy (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — Non-Commercial Only)

This dataset and curriculum release (MatterWaveAI/gok-v1.2.0-dev) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0):

  • Permitted (Non-Commercial): Academic research, personal study, educational exploration, and non-commercial benchmarking with attribution to MatterWave AI and a link to the license. Any derivative ontologies or adapted datasets must be distributed under the same CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license.
  • Prohibited Without Commercial License: Commercial use, training or fine-tuning commercial AI/ML models, embedding into commercial SaaS/API products, or commercial redistribution is strictly prohibited without a separate commercial license agreement from MatterWave AI.
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