Selector-Centric vs Type-Centric Inheritance Symmetry

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• Type-centric and selector-centric inheritance are symmetric specializations of the same generic delegation mechanism.claim0.889
• The symmetry between type-centric and selector-centric inheritance, described in Section 5, is one example of how different mechanisms are specialisations of a generic mechanism.claim0.880
  Claim that the associative model reveals fundamental symmetries between ostensibly different delegation strategies.
• Class-based inheritanceconcept0.716
• Reflection Symmetryconcept0.696
  One of four key isometries; reflection across a line (mirror line or axis of reflection).
• When direction of selection on particle character depends on context (other particles), particle character does not determine its own fitness; the collective is not redundantclaim0.691
  Formal condition for meaningful higher-level individual
• Rotational Symmetryconcept0.691
  One of four key isometries; rotation about a point through a given angle, with n-fold variants based on 360°/n invariance.
• "Expressing delegation as a pair of β-transformations on keys in an associative memory emphasises a fundamental symmetry of the delegation mechanism that is ignored by most object-oriented programming languages."concept0.684
• What do these operations mean? More centrally: What do the types mean?question0.683
  Central design question of denotational methodology; asks what semantic meaning should precede implementation choice.