Framework by Francis Miller
Knowledge structures are arrangements of knowledge elements.
Knowledge elements, in turn, can be defined as parts of what we are thinking about or discussing.
The framework provides a distillation of the most useful and widespread structural archetypes.
They can be divided into three categories:
- Space/time knowledge structures
- Non-space/time knowledge structures
- Meta knowledge structures
They all can be used to organize information, make sense of complex concepts, and communicate ideas more effectively.
You can learn more about the framework on Francis Miller site.
I unpack the usage of knowledge structures in Tana here:
The Power of Structures in Tana
In this article we’ll explore one of the most important elements of Tana: the custom structures. Let’s go! Why structures are important? Key dialectics in knowledge work (and probably in the Universe): Entropy vs Information If we try to simplify these concepts: * Information defines order * Entropy defines disorder You locally
Andrew Altshuler