> (typically) the more something machine friendly the less it's human friendly. I believe I have solved some of that problem. Hode (the Higher Order Data Edito

> (typically) the more something machine friendly the less it's human friendly. I believe I have solved some of that problem. Hode (the Higher Order Data Editor), a kind of generalization of graph databases, lets a user enter data in a manner which I believe is as similar as possible to natural language. To encode the fact "cats kill birds" as a "kill" relationship between "cats" and "birds", you just write "cats #kill birds". Relationships involving other relationships can be represented with similar ease, and relationships involving any number of elements. The query language is not much more complicated -- for instance, everything that kills birds would be "/e /it #kills birds". https://github.com/JeffreyBenjaminBrown/hode https://github.com/JeffreyBenjaminBrown/hode