widtio-intersection-maximal-consistent-subsets

Summary

When the system revises its knowledge with a new claim, it keeps that claim plus only whatever was true in every single one of the largest conflict-free chunks of the old knowledge, discarding anything that survived in some but not all of those chunks. The practical effect is a maximally cautious update: a piece of old knowledge is retained only if it is unanimously consistent with the new information across all the biggest coherent subsets, making the result extremely stable but potentially lossy.