Difference between revisions of "Holoscope"
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* the circle of the information holon in which knowledge federation is the square | * the circle of the information holon in which knowledge federation is the square | ||
| + | * resolution of the [[narrow frame|<em>narrow frame</em>]] issue | ||
* the correction of an epistemological error; answer to the question "How should we see the world?", and "What should knowledge be like?" Instead of trying to compose a jigsaw puzzle-like "reality picture" (and ignoring all that fails to fit in), we create a multiplicity of views, using all potentially relevant data. The goal is to see the whole from all sides, and in correct proportions – to be able to attain a correct [[gestalt|<em>gestalt</em>]]. | * the correction of an epistemological error; answer to the question "How should we see the world?", and "What should knowledge be like?" Instead of trying to compose a jigsaw puzzle-like "reality picture" (and ignoring all that fails to fit in), we create a multiplicity of views, using all potentially relevant data. The goal is to see the whole from all sides, and in correct proportions – to be able to attain a correct [[gestalt|<em>gestalt</em>]]. | ||
* Science extended our field of vision well beyond what was possible to see by the naked eye. The microscope and the telescope (etc.). | * Science extended our field of vision well beyond what was possible to see by the naked eye. The microscope and the telescope (etc.). | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 17 January 2020
Holoscope
Holoscope is
- the circle of the information holon in which knowledge federation is the square
- resolution of the narrow frame issue
- the correction of an epistemological error; answer to the question "How should we see the world?", and "What should knowledge be like?" Instead of trying to compose a jigsaw puzzle-like "reality picture" (and ignoring all that fails to fit in), we create a multiplicity of views, using all potentially relevant data. The goal is to see the whole from all sides, and in correct proportions – to be able to attain a correct gestalt.
- Science extended our field of vision well beyond what was possible to see by the naked eye. The microscope and the telescope (etc.).
See also
- Knowledge Federation website describes a prototype of the holoscope