> 3. Using only RDF capabilities (e.g. no OWL or custom ontologies), the > set of resources referenced by URIs do not intersect with the set of > resources we reference using literals. I think you're confusing the fact that (1) one cannot say formally, in RDF alone, that some URI identifies, for example, the integer one. with the false idea that (2) no URI can identify the integer one. (which would follow from what you said above.) Fact (1) is a simple consenquence of the fact that there is no way to say formally that any URI identifies *ANYTHING*, literal or otherwise! RDF alone just doesn't go there. It doesn't let you bind URIs to things. You have to go to human readable documents, OWL, or something else for that. -- sandroReceived on Saturday, 27 September 2003 17:40:26 GMT
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