I am have understand the basics of reification in RDF. Two clearly explanations are given here: explanation 1 and explanation 2. If you observe carefully, actually we can present in the sentence "Earth is round" RDF triple where as "Scientist discovered, Earth is round" can be presented using reification. While studying reification, I have found that it also says that it can represent sentence like: (using reified triples)
"John believes the world is round and Jane believes the world is flat". or "Marconi claimed to have invented the radio, but so did Bose."
Can anyone please give a simple and clear explanation(like the given links) how this can be done? Thanks.
:earth :shape :round
or:earth :shape :flat
, and querying, e.g., with SPARQL, for:earth :shape ?shape
won't produce the shapes that people believe the world is. I'm only pointing this out, because sometimes people expect reified triples to still be triples in the graph, but they're not. – Informed