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I believe any "universal ontology" like this is theoretically impossible in the same way that finding an isomorphism between integers and reals is impossible. I

I believe any "universal ontology" like this is theoretically impossible in the same way that finding an isomorphism between integers and reals is impossible. I am also struck by how appealing everyone finds such classifications. But then i am something of an existentialist and doubt the transcendent reality of logic and reason.

thanatropism 12y ago
While having nothing to do with "existentialism", you might appreciate this. It's the introduction to a book originally published in France in the late 70s, but that might just serve as a world wide web manifesto... http://interconnected.org/home/more/2005/06/1000Plateaus00Rhizome.pdf http://interconnected.org/home/more/2005/06/1000Plateaus00Rh... (You seem philosophically-minded)