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Layer: A
Vector 1
Type: capacity Relation: potential capability
Vector 2
Type: state Relation: readiness for action
Vector 3
Type: identity Relation: competent condition
Description
The concept of “able” represents a state of capability in which an individual possesses the potential to perform an action. It expresses readiness that arises from competence, resources or internal strength. This condition symbolizes empowerment through possibility. As an abstract identity, “able” marks the presence of sufficient means to act. It captures the idea of latent or active capacity within a defined context. In this sense, “able” embodies the essence of functional potential.
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