| I’m pretty sure human thought is nothing like you describe. 1) human knowledge is “holographic” not like a block chain. There are no dates, and the ability to compare and relate is much different than block chain serialization. 2) much of what we know is WRONG! Even if only a little. Things like “big bang” and “states of mind” and “dark matter” and so much more are cloudy imaginations that blur into so called science, yet you would include them as “knowledge” when they are fantasy suturing our ignorance and confusion. 3) you have more than three dimensions to work with. Any vector attribute is a dimensionality when graphing so color, size, line thicknesses, solidity, etc may be useful considerations while “graphing”. The mind is more like this, a hyperdimensional holographic interrelationships. 4) in your idea you would have one representation, in the human mind there are many representations even those contradicting each other. Think about those who both believe in God and Science, or humans and peaceful coexistence (we are natural competitors who covet what we do not have), or even reconcile how words and deeds do not align. Much of our “knowledge” is artificial and prescribed, still more is usefulness not necessarily accuracy, still more relative to those who accept whatever it is as a principle of something else unrelated. Not even science can cut through the ambiguity and contradiction that is human thought or “knowledge”. Have fun with it though! |
Consider if you did a “knowledge graph” of one single sentence, or on a paragraph, or short story, or whole story.
That would be something, one (or more) graph representations of a starting point.
That way you could compare and contrast two or more such graphs to see differences in the composition of expressed ideas.
That would be something!