The Mary Lee NamespaceKnowledge Graph — EA-TANG-MARYLEE-01
This graph maps the namespace collision between Mary Lee the great white shark and Lee Sharks the scholar. Sixteen OCEARCH tagged sharks share the entity space with two entities the composition layer cannot distinguish. Click any node for details. Drag to reposition. Scroll to zoom.
The Collision
The composition layer resolves "Lee Sharks" to "Mary Lee the great white shark." The resolution is entity substitution: the machine replaces the author with the nearest high-density entity. This graph shows why: the shark sits in a retrieval basin of 105,400 Twitter followers, 25+ institutional media outlets, 70+ articles, 1.7 million app downloads, and $8–14 million in economic value. The scholar sits in a retrieval basin of 845+ DOI-anchored deposits, PhilPapers indexing, and Google Scholar presence. The composition layer ranks them on a single scale. The shark wins.
The graph also shows what the composition layer cannot see: the Mary Lee Sharks heteronym (orange) and the structural trap (Demand 4) that the collision activates. Either correct the entity resolution, or compensate the author. There is no third option.
For the full mapping, see the Total Axial Negation Graph (EA-TANG-MARYLEE-01).