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Data flow. Step 0: Framework Sources, Step 1: Framework Dump, Step 2: Framework Curation, Step 3: Framework Tables, Step 4: Framework Catalogue
Step 3: Framework Tables
Once entries have been prepared, it will be straightforward to enter them into tables. Andrius will design those tables and set them up here. There can actually be many small tables and they can be scattered over a variety of wiki pages. Andrius can write a script that can read these tables and propagate them into a single database which can be queried, yielding read only results that can link back to the entries in the wiki pages. From here, the information can go into a catalogue that relates it to Wondrous Wisdom.
Examples of Frameworks
artificially absolutized relative, universalization of a fundamental feature, limited absolute | Sergi Avaliani |
relative, absolute, pseudoabsolute | Sergi Avaliani |
notions, concepts, philosophical categories | Sergi Avaliani |
phenomena, special essences, substance | Sergi Avaliani |
prescientific, scientific, philosophical | Sergi Avaliani |
constative, regulative, expressive | Jürgen Habermas |
project, area, resource, archive | knowledge management |
variation, heredity, natural selection, fission, fusion, cooperation | Peter Turney |
variation, heredity, natural selection | evolution |
bio-survival, emotional-territorial, time-binding semantic, social-sexual, neurosomatic, neuroelectric, neurogenetic, neuro-atomic | Timothy Leary |
hope, will, purpose, competence, fidelity, love, care, wisdom | Erik and Joan Erikson |
missing the big picture by focusing on boundaries, underestimating differences between cases in the same category, overestimating differences between cases in different categories | Robert Sapolsky |
ideas, material culture, social structures, experiences | CJ Fearnley |
broadly, deeply | CJ Fearnley |
macro-comprehensive, micro-intensive | Buckminster Fuller |
comprehensivity | CJ Fearnley |
gravity, radiation | Buckminster Fuller |
syntropy, entropy | Buckminster Fuller |
tension, compression | Buckminster Fuller |
tuned-out, tuned-in | Buckminster Fuller |
mind, brain | Buckminster Fuller |
angle, frequency | Buckminster Fuller |
spatial, temporal, psychological, phraseological, ideological | Susan Sniader Lanser |
spatial, temporal, psychological, phraseological, ideological | Boris Uspenskij |
singular, iterative, repetitive, multiple | Gérard Genette |
intra-diegetic, extra-diegetic | Gérard Genette |
beliefs, conclusions, assumptions, needs, experiences | Dave Gray |
value, policies, events, content, trust | Nigel Green, Carl Bate: information systems |
Zeus, Poseidon, Hades | Greek mythology |
endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm | developmental biology |
science, reason, intuition, imagination | Iain McGilchrist |
scalar motion | Dewey Larson |
classifiers, controllers | artificial intelligence applications |
what is, what out to be | David Hume |
resemblence, contiguity, cause and effect | David Hume |
impressions, ideas | David Hume |
life, knowledge of good and evil | Genesis |
difference between God and individual souls, between God and matter, between individual souls, between individual souls and matter, between types of matter | Dvaita Vedanta |
ultimate reality, dependent reality | Dvaita Vedanta |
Ātman | Advaita |
desire, will, deed, destiny | Brihadaranyaka Upanishad |
truth, opinion | Parmenides |
being | Parmenides |
logos | Heraclitus |
fire | Heraclitus |
unity of opposites, flux | Heraclitus |
becoming | Heraclitus |
first principle | Aristotle |
absolute, relative | Peter Unger |
provisional truth, ultimate truth | Buddhism |
emptiness | Mahāyāna Buddhism |
image, sensation, perception, prejudice, discernment | Buddhism |
Buddha, Dharma, Sangha | Buddhism |
set of all sets | Bertrand Russell |
logical form | Ludwig Wittgenstein I |
distinction | G.Spencer-Brown |
description | Ludwig Wittgenstein II |
substance | Baruch Spinoza |
apeiron | Anaximander |
air | Anaximenes of Miletus |
water | Thales of Miletus |
chaos | Hesiod |
unmoved mover | Aristotle |
passive intellect, active intellect | Aristotle |
khet, sah, ren, ba, ka, ib, shut, sekhem, akh, hr | Ancient Egypt |
mind, body, spirit | Ancient Greece? |
mental, physical | René Descartes |
relationships, statements, experiences | Howard Gardner |
World 1, World 2, World 3 | Karl Popper |
truth, rightness, truthfulness | Jürgen Habermas |
Theoretical Reason, Practical Reason, Aesthetic Reason | Kant |
truth, unity, beauty, goodness | Thomas Aquinas |
implicit learning, explicit learning | psychology |
retention, protention | Edmund Husserl |
primordialism, constructivism, instrumentalism | ethnic conflict theory |
personal-autobiographical, factual-particular, abstract-universal | Huxley |
compare, contrast | essay |
conscious, preconscious, unconscious | Freud |
logos, thymos, eros | Plato |
thermodynamic autonomy, persistence, endogenous activity, holistic integration, low‐level indeterminacy, multiple realisability, historicity, agent‐level normativity | Henry Potter, Kevin Mitchell |
excess, mean, deficiency | Aristotle |
nefesh, ru'ach, neshamah | Kabbalah |
God in essence, God in manifestation | Kabbalah |
literal, allusive, allegorical, mystical. | Kabbalah |
literal, moral, spiritual | Origen |
literal, allegorical, tropological, anagogical | Augustine of Hippo |
Peshat, Remez, Derash, Sod | Moses de León |
external states, sensory states, internal states, active states | Active Inference |
waking sleep, higher state of consciousness | George Gurdjieff |
self-remembering, self-observation, non-expression of negative emotions | George Gurdjieff, Peter Ouspensky |
Way of the Fakir (body), Way of the Monk (emotions), Way of the Yogi (mind), Fourth Way (harmony) | George Gurdjieff, Peter Ouspensky |
universal events within system, universal events outside system, universal events before system, universal events after system, the system's events, universe's events coinciding with system events | R.Buckminster Fuller 400.011 |
synergetic, energetic | R.Buckminster Fuller 326.02 |
metaphysical, physical | R.Buckminster Fuller 326.01 |
know-how, know-what | R.Buckminster Fuller 326.01 |
good, fast, cheap | Francis Ford Coppola |
cost, scope, time | Project management |
Congress, Bureaucracy, Interest Group | Gordon Adams |
Urizen, Tharmas, Luvah/Orc, Urthona/Los | William Blake |
implicate order, explicate order | David Bohm |
innocence, experience | William Blake |
tender-minded, tough-minded | William James |
bubbles, globes, foams | Peter Sloterdijk |
physiological, safety, social, esteem, self-actualization | Abraham Maslow |
faith, hope, love | St.Paul |
Father, Son, Holy Spirit | Christianity | |
deduction, induction, abduction | Charles Sanders Peirce |
legislative, executive, judicial | Montesquieu |
observe, orient, decide, act | John Boyd |
planning, action, fact finding | Kurt Lewin |
plan, act, reflect | US Army National Training Center |
unfreeze, change, refreeze | Kurt Lewin |
energise, solidify, unify, transform | Yoshimi and Jon Brett |
Catalogued
first person, second person, third person | grammar |
first person, second person, third person | narration |
priests, warriors, commoners | Georges Dumézil |
material, formal, efficient, final | Aristotle |
symbolic, neural network | artificial intelligence |
yin, yang | Chinese philosophy |
id, ego, superego | Sigmund Freud |
father, mother, child | R.Buckminster Fuller 1200.00 |
System 1, System 2 | Daniel Kahneman, Amos Tversky |
apprehension, comprehension | Iain McGilchrist |
master, emissary | Iain McGilchrist |
whole-oriented, detail-oriented | Iain McGilchrist]] |
icon, index, symbol | Charles Sanders Peirce |
Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness | Charles Sanders Peirce |
McCoy, Spock, Kirk | Star Trek (Original Series) |
Nonexamples
We can also collect some nonexamples for exposition and possible reconsideration.
Typically these nonexamples are arbitrary, based on cultural happenstance, perhaps convenience and thus are not considered as evidence of inherent, intrinsic limits on the human imagination. These distinctions may perhaps be coded with meaning but of themselves it is not evident what that meaning must necessarily be. Often these "nonexamples" are physical (indeed, cultural interprations of the physical) rather than metaphysical.
North, South, East, West |
egg, larva, pupa, adult |
earth, fire, water, air |
earth, fire, water, air, ether |
fire, water, earth, metal, wood |
electromagnetism, weak force, strong force, gravity |
BC, AD |
animal, vegetable, mineral |
plant, animal, fungus |
Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya |
life, domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species |
left, right |
up, down |
length, width, height |
sugar, spice |
peanut butter, jelly |
solid, liquid, gas |
Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic |
hydrogen, helium, lithium... |
winter, spring, summer, fall |
Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo... |
Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat... |
high tide, low tide |
new moon, first quarter, full moon, last quarter |
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