User talk:MatrixMundi

Categorisation of information by way of numerical values avoids the problems implied in the use of language. For example, locations can be given in numerical values of longitude and latitude to avoid ambiguity of place names.

The Ancient Chinese Tortoise can be seen as a template for categorisation. It carries a matrix on its back, which can be used as a 'mind map'. Nine basic principles in a 3x3 matrix are encompassed by the number ten, which signifies the whole. Each of the nine squares can again be divided into nine, so that a fractal structure enables sub-categorisation to the n-th degree.MatrixMundi (talk) 14:12, 23 December 2010 (UTC)