Multiple search results with different pointers

Cerebro gave me these definitions

Yes—“pointers” is a reasonable informal term, but the more precise terms are:

• Thought ID / GUID — the stable identifier for a thought.
• Search index — the data TheBrain uses to find thoughts by name, label, and notes.
• Search result — the thought record returned by a search.
• Internal brain:// link — a generated link that points to a specific thought.
• Stale reference — a saved ID or link that no longer resolves correctly.
• Display name — the visible thought name, which may include position or jersey information.

In our recent example, 7c992a04-e1b6-49f6-9055-afc7cb2f99d4 is the thought’s GUID. The generated brain:// URL is another pointer to that same thought. Searching by Logan Forsythe - 2B uses the search index and successfully found the GUID.

So the workflow should distinguish between:

1. Finding a thought through search
2. Confirming its GUID
3. Generating a fresh internal link
4. Using that generated link in a note

When those systems disagree, the GUID returned by a fresh search plus a newly generated internal link should take priority over an older stored reference.