The term "encapsulate" is employed in various ways to convey the idea of capturing the essence of something in both abstract and concrete contexts. It is used to distill complex interests into core elements, as when it describes what drew someone to a particular field [1] and when it conveys the containment of a breach with emergency defenses [2]. At the same time, the word elegantly compresses broad ideas into concise truths about topics like intellectual property [3] and synthesizes diverse responses into a single, coherent message [4]. In more technical descriptions, it illustrates how devices store critical operating information [5] and how companies process raw ingredients into finished goods [6], while also serving as a metaphor for the way information circulates across global networks [7].