AI needs to deal with objects and predicates that don't admit if-and-only-if definitions. It also needs approximate theories and needs to study the relation between entities at different levels of approximation. This article appeared in the Proceedings of KR-2000. Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning. Morgan-Kaufman.
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