Rhizomatic organization

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1. [[Category conflict]]; Hierarchical file systems have these issues because they do not structurally reflect the rhizomatic nature of our ontological reality; These issues are a manifestation of a broader, more generalizable problem.
   • Rhizome vs. Arborescence; tree structures
   • Decentralization vs. Centralization
2. A file system solution that more accurately reflects our ontological reality would not run into the aforementioned issues
   • Here’s how that’s possible:
     • tag-based categorization
       • https://www.nayuki.io/page/designing-better-file-organization-around-tags-not-hierarchies
       • potential computational detriments to using tags over hierarchies?
         • relational databases
       • existing implementations
         • boorus

See also:

NOTES

• memex
• project xanadu
• hypertext
• underpinnings of the exocore
• semantic web, standards compliance
• noosphere
• supermemo’s principles for flashcards

The principle of atomicity allows for complex concepts to be broken down into simpler, less abstract components, allowing for more permutations (and consequently, denser linkage).