You mention ‘warp’ when talking about cross ontology mapping which seems like your best summary of a complicated intuition. I’d be curious to hear more (I recognize this might not be practical). My own intuition surfaced ‘introducing degrees of freedom’ a la indeterminacy of translation.
Relativity to Newtonian mechanics is a warp in a straightforward sense. If you believe the layout of a house consists of some rooms connected in a certain way, but there are actually more rooms connected in different ways, getting the maps to line up looks like a warp. Basically, the closer the mapping is to a true homomorphism (in the universal algebra sense), the less warping there is, otherwise there are deviations intuitively analogous to space warps.
You mention ‘warp’ when talking about cross ontology mapping which seems like your best summary of a complicated intuition. I’d be curious to hear more (I recognize this might not be practical). My own intuition surfaced ‘introducing degrees of freedom’ a la indeterminacy of translation.
Relativity to Newtonian mechanics is a warp in a straightforward sense. If you believe the layout of a house consists of some rooms connected in a certain way, but there are actually more rooms connected in different ways, getting the maps to line up looks like a warp. Basically, the closer the mapping is to a true homomorphism (in the universal algebra sense), the less warping there is, otherwise there are deviations intuitively analogous to space warps.