> It says "knowledge" not "code". This is an important distinction. Yep. Though the same pathologies exist even with this framing. By that I mean it's easy to

> It says "knowledge" not "code". This is an important distinction. Yep. Though the same pathologies exist even with this framing. By that I mean it's easy to misdiagnose what the "knowledge" actually is. Even totally identical types and behaviors can be distinct in the knowledge sense if they exist in different contexts.