This question might sound a bit dumb but suppose I have an abstract model `vehicle` with two models branching out of it say `car` and `train`, and lets say we have a `driver` model where the driver have a field `can_drive` that is a foreign key to a `vehicle`. The way I used to do it in an old fashion database is having an extra field in the `driver` model named `vehicle_type` that can tell me what table's primary key this foreign key is pointing at.
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