Definition: Oracle(s) are a set of rules and procedures that a person must follow in order to do something. These rules can be complex, involving multiple steps or processes, and may include specific instructions on how to do something. For example, if someone has to open a package, they would need to know the specific instructions on how to open it, such as what material to use, how much to cut, and where to place any additional materials. The Oracle(s) for opening a package would be the set of rules and procedures that must be followed in order to achieve this goal. In some cases, an Oracle(s) may be provided by someone else, such as a company or organization that has developed a specific protocol for handling something. In these cases, the person who provides the Oracle(s) is responsible for ensuring that they are accurate and reliable.
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