On Monday, December 23, 2019 at 2:50:24 PM UTC+1, vldm10 wrote:
> In my post dated December 9, 2019, in thread „The relational model is a wrong
> theory“, I wrote the following facts:
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> You can also see two identifiers:
> 1. The Identifier of an entity.
> 2. The identifier of the state of an entity.
>
> Note that my identifier of state is actually a surrogate key. But when I link it to
> the corresponding identifier of the entity, then it is a very strong and complete
> link. So I have always two identifiers: the identifier of the entity and the
> identifier of an state of the entity.
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> Identifiers of entities they are in database and they are in the real world also.
> Because they exist in databases and in the real world, the identifiers of entities
> are not surrogates.
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> Now I will explain how authors of "anchor modeling" plagiarized my paper:
> They plagiarized my identifier of an entity and they link all changes to their key.
> This is exactly what I did. In fact I did more. I associate all changes related to
> this entity to the identifier of the entity which is in the database, more precisely I associate all these changes to some memory. But I have also the identifier of
> the entity in the real world. For example I have a small book, which I call
> „passport“ and the identifier of the entity is in the passport.
> The authors od "anchor modeling" call their key - „anchor key“.
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> This „anchor key“ is a surrogate key which is very bad database solution.
> My identifier of an entity is in the real world and in the database. So my
> identifier of an entity is:
> 1. The identifier of the entity in the real world.
> 2. The identifier of an entity is in the database.
> 3. This my identifier is not surrogate key.
> 4. My Identifier of the entity can work in data warehouse much better then an anchor.
> 5. „Anchor key“ is a special case of my key. If you delete my key from the real world
> and keep only my key in database, you will have „anchor key“.
> That is one reason why my solution to this problem is much more general than "anchor
> modeling".
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> This means that "anchor modeling" is only one case, that is, a special case from my
> general solution. It also means that the authors of "anchor modeling" plagiarized my
> main ideas, which were presented to this group and discussed in detail, five years
> before the authors of "anchor modeling" presented their plagiarism.
> My second identifier (that is the identifier of an state of an entity) was deleted by
> authors of "anchor modeling". However they left all changes of an entity and bound
> them to "anchor", which is a copy of my solution.
> In my opinion, this is one of the greatest plagiarism in history.
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> What are we talking about here?
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> This is a problem known from ancient Greece and is known as the Ship of Theseus.
> According to Wikipedia: „In the metaphysics of identity, the ship of Theseus is a thought experiment that raises the question of whether an object that has had all of
> its components replaced remains fundamentally the same object. The concept is one of
> the oldest in Western philosophy, having been discussed by the likes of Heraclitus
> and Plato by ca. 500-400 BC and later by Aristotle ."
> Later, many philosophers discussed and tried to solve this problem. For example,
> Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Noam Chomsky.
> We who work with databases may set the following question: How does a person (or an
> entity) who has changed some attributes of his or her identity, for us, remain the
> same person?
>
> I solved this problem as an effective procedure with the help of my two identifiers
> and with the help of some other mentioned new solutions. I also found a procedure
> that binds all changes to an identifier of entity and this is exactly what the
> authors of „anchor modeling“ plagiarized for the process of changes and connecting
> these changes to "anchor").
> This my solution to the problem, which has not been solved for 2500 years, has been
> gradually plagiarized by the authors of "anchor modeling". Then they plagiarized my
> scientific results and declared it as their scientific results.
> The problem mentioned above, has not been solved for 2500 years. I solved this
> problem long before 2005, but presented it to this user group in 2005. The authors of
> "anchor modeling" gradually plagiarized my scientific papers. In December 2009, the
> authors of "anchor modeling" published their first work. The authors of "anchor
> modeling" published their second paper in DKE in December 2010. After my critique of
> errors and plagiarism of the authors of "anchor modeling" on this user group, they
> published their second paper, in which they plagiarized the most significant of my
> results. I have presented in this thread some of these plagiarism.
> Following my public criticisms of plagiarism published in the first paper of "anchor
> modeling", presented on this user group, the authors of "anchor modeling" published
> their second paper in the journal DKE, Editor-in-Chief Peter Chen.
> This time, they introduce "identifiers" on the most complex concept, that is the
> identifier of the relationship. You can see this in Definition 16 in their paper
> published in DKE.
> Of course, these complex identifies are solved in my papers from 2005.
>
> In their second paper, section 4.5, the authors of "anchor modeling" „introduce“
> "states".
> Let me note, that this nonchalant introduction to these basic concepts(identifiers
> and states) presented by authors of "anchor modeling" is one of the greatest
> plagiarism in history.
> Notice that states and identifiers are fundamental concepts for the beginnings of a
> completely new database theory. These two concepts significantly influence the
> fundamental things in Logic, Semantics, Meaning, and Theory of Thoughts. For example:
>
> 1. I am not speaking about Truth and Meaning.
> 2. I am speaking about truth and meaning in the past, in the present and in the
> future and what is the most important my database can do it very precisely.
>
> I also want to present that authors of "anchor modeling" gradually and carefully
> introduce plagiarism, so this is hard to notice this plagiarism.
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> In Brazil, the first paper from "anchor modeling" received the first prize, the
> honorary president of the congress was Peter Chen.
> The second paper (that is, the repair of the first, award-winning paper) was
> published in the scientific journal DKE, where Editor-in-Chief is Peter Chen.
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> Please note that I have been explaining my papers in detail on this user group since
> 2005.
>
> Vladimir Odrljin