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But that's a fairly dramatic change that could affect other methods and inherited slots.

Multiple inheritance doesn't dramatically change any of the mechanisms of inheritance I've discussed so far--every
user-defined class already has multiple superclasses since they all extend STANDARD-OBJECT, which
extends T, and so have at least two superclasses.
Multiple inheritance is easiest to understand when the
different superclasses provide completely independent slots and behaviors.

I'll discuss in the section "Multiple Inheritance" what it means to list
more than one direct superclass in direct-superclass-names.
However, it's possible that more than one class in the inheritance
hierarchy of a given class will specify a slot with a particular name.
In most cases retail boards from Foxconn have a motherboard name (e.g.
P35AX-S) which can be found between the slots or in the near of them.
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