A concept is anything that is understood and communicated or recorded by a human, (though not necessarily limited to humans). Examples: human; animal; vegetable; food; drink; smell; flower; colour; sunshine; sky; star; planet; sphere; orbit ...
The links between the concepts and their spoken/written representations in the many various cultures may be arranged to provide links between the concepts themselves. So that 'red' is linked to 'colour', 'light', 'frequency', 'wave', 'refraction' ...
The representation of each concept requires a method of presentation that eliminates the need to use words (as much as possible). Complete elimination of words may prove impossible - some concepts will not be understood otherwise. For the majority of cases images, sounds, animations and even digital audio/video should present each concept.
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Life's a beach, then you marry one.
Concepts, and their relationships. Starting with the simplest concepts that any child must learn, through to the most complex abstract concepts of modern knowledge.
This blog is dedicated to the exploration of a system that might maintain such concepts in a language independent form, and discover how their relationships may be recorded to build constructs that accurately describe larger concepts.
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Life's a beach, then you marry one.
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- Ray Cherry
- Computer Engineer. Hardware, Software, Networking, Database. Interested in NEOs and traces of historical evidence for impacts, catastrophies and terminations of past civilisations.
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