Knowledge graphs don't need a dedicated profile or dashboard page to represent a user — the link graph itself is the profile. Annotations live on the pages they describe, and traversal at query time synthesizes what the user thinks, likes, or believes. Aggregation creates a write bottleneck on a single page, fights the Iron Law of symmetry, and turns atomic pages into highlights. The right primitive for self-modelling is the distributed per-page block, not a central document.
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