Affector |
An-understanding made up of procedural knowledge within the context of the Operation Director of an Intelligent System. |
Beyond the Information Age |
A new human era dominated by the use and storage of True Knowledge. |
Circle of Life |
Knowledge directs understanding to affect knowledge directs understanding affects knowledge and so on…over and over. |
Common Sense |
A life-form’s innate ability to detect true knowledge or make sense of its universe of raw data. |
Data Type |
A division between fundamentally different fields of raw data. |
False Knowledge |
Knowledge that creates errors or mistakes within the operation of an intelligent system. |
Fixed Knowledge |
Knowledge contained in photographs or information text that doesn’t change with time. |
Four Dimensional Truth |
True knowledge arrived at by analyzing raw data from the four dimensions of mass, energy, space, and time. |
Industrial Age |
An era of human development dominated by the use of machines and manufacturing |
Information |
A carrier of knowledge typically using text symbols in a specific language to transfer knowledge between intelligent systems. |
Information Age |
A short portion of human history dominated by the use of printed text in various languages. |
Information Overload |
Stress caused by processing too much information. |
Information Processor |
usually a human being who interprets textual information to internal knowledge so that they may output new information at a later time. |
Intelligent System |
A life-form constructed of both Knowledge and Understanding. |
ISSU |
An Intelligent System Specification Unit software program that is an intelligent system. |
Issue |
A problem solving intelligent system that uses energy until a knowledge resolution is created and the problem is resolved, usually by the production of new procedural knowledge. |
Knowledge |
The stored memory of the experience of sensing raw data or the memory stored after processing information with a language. |
Knowledge Base |
A storage device for knowledge organized by context and type of knowledge. |
Knowledge Context |
A fundamental division or structure within the knowledge base of an Intelligent System. |
Knowledge Type |
A division between fundamentally different knowledge within a knowledge base. See: (link to Types of Knowledge) |
Knowledge Warfare |
Using threatening procedures to counter threatening knowledge from an opponent. |
Language of ISSU |
A new human readable machine readable language designed to capture true knowledge to be stored in a knowledge base. |
Life-form |
A living intelligent system that consumes energy to understand knowledge to perpetuate its life. |
Memory |
A physical device capable of storing/retrieving information and/or knowledge. |
MEST |
An acronym for Mass, Energy, Space, and Time which constitutes the sensible detectable universe of common life-forms. |
New way of Thinking |
The result of changing the procedural knowledge that drives your thinking affector. |
Office Building |
A place where people go to process information and operate businesses. |
Planetary Mind |
A large knowledge base accessible by people and machines over the entire Planet Earth. |
Procedural Knowledge |
The how-to step by step instructions used by understanding engines within the scope intelligent systems. |
Raw Data |
A physical reflection of our universe in Mass, Energy, Space, and Time which can be detected by intelligent systems. |
Self-Evident Truth |
Knowledge that is determined to be true by an intelligent system itself. |
Sensible Universe |
The environment where an intelligent system (life-form) exists that they can actually sensed with physical, mental, or instrumentation sensors by the intelligent system. |
Ten Directors |
The ten standard knowledge contexts that all intelligent system life-forms use to organize their knowledge bases. The ten directors are: Name, Author, Purpose, Environment, Language, Configuration, Operation, Owner, Market, and Value. |
Thinking |
An affector constructed of procedural knowledge used to scan your knowledge base and assemble new procedures and knowledge. |
True Knowledge |
Knowledge that can be proven accurate within the scope of the universe of an Intelligent System. |
Truth |
A reference to True Knowledge not False Knowledge. |
Understanding |
a program like set of procedural knowledge used to instruct an understanding engine of an intelligent system to do something. |
Understanding Engine |
A computer-like knowledge processor that uses energy to understand procedural knowledge and produce and affect. |