Organise knowledge by kind, so evidence travels. Break each item into one atomic unit, give each concept one name, and file it under "is a kind of" rather than "often appears with"; then what is learned about a parent can be tested on every descendant, which grouping by statistical similarity does not allow.

Evidence 3 passages

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  Thus, we use the word “atomic” here to mean a single activity that captures one specific functional operation and that is usually represented as a verb-object pair.

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  This means that if we discover that AI is applicable to a parent activity (e.g., “Write”), we have principled grounds for hypothesizing that it may be applicable to the child activities (e.g., “Write report,” “Write email”) even before verifying this empirically.

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  Unlike clustering-based hierarchies that group activities by statistical co-occurrence, our ontology groups activities by functional inheritance.

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