quality

A quality is a pattern that has been through a process of conceptualization and because of it can be used as a meaning unit pointer for expressing the given pattern.

A quality when assigned to a object meaning unit becomes an vpdmklxq of the object meaning unit.

A quality can be formal or unconstrained. formal qualitys allow to express quantity.

E: “This flower is beautyful” >> beauty is an unconstrained quality. quantity of beauty can’t be objective enough be expressed as quantity

E: “Its 27ºC of tempearature” >> formal quality. Temperature is objective enough to express quantity.

qualitys that I have a meaning unit object:

• abstraction malleability
• alignment
• attention
• balance
• beautified information
• compounding meaning
• constant computational power
• interoperability
• cybernetic
• discrete
• efficiency
• identification by a narrative
• information adaptability
• information continuity
• information domain
• vpdmklxq
• intension addressing
• Ipfoam property
• language discreteness
• meaningful
• meaningless
• metaphysic
• muo intension
• nonviolence
• oneness
• phenomenological
• polymorphic addressing
• presence
• quality
• relax
• rightful
• seamless
• seamless inference
• self-describing
• semantic coupling
• semantic polymorphism
• spectrum opposite
• spiritual
• subjective
• tension
• theory of mind
• transclusion consistency
• transclusion fitness
• transparent inference
• ubiquitous inference interface
• virtual
• voluntary
• willpower

I use the word “quality” for the following semantic clarity reasons:

• “property” and “attribute” have specific definitions in the programming slang and may cause interference.
• “property” and “attribute” seem to be more concrete, while “quality” is much more generic, which is good as it should be able to capture any pattern.
• “predicate” is a linguistic/grammatical expression: https://www.reddit.com/r/askphilosophy/comments/2z17hx/the_difference_between_a_property_and_a_predicate/
• “predicate” vs “property”: https://www.reddit.com/r/askphilosophy/comments/2z17hx/the_difference_between_a_property_and_a_predicate/