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So you are not really arguing that human knowledge cannot be categorized. In fact you are sort of arguing the opposite: Human knowledge lends itself so well to
by adamzwasserman 5y ago
So you are not really arguing that human knowledge cannot be categorized.
In fact you are sort of arguing the opposite: Human knowledge lends itself so well to categorization that a single ontology is impossible (if it was really hard to categorize, there would be no or few ontologies).