unknowledge_pattern_language

get_frame_type

:kb

get_kb_direct_parents

• PRIMORDIAL_KB

• pattern_language_wardrobe

• unknowledge_pattern_language_data

get_kb_direct_children

• uplift_linguistic_shell

• uplift_academy_pattern_languages

get_frame_pretty_name

The Unknowledge Pattern Language

get_instance_types(inference_level=ALL)

• pattern_language_app

• :THING

• nooron_app_instance

• nooron_app_component

• :KB

get_frame_slots(slot_type=OWN)

• SIZE
  • 1254

• ModificationTime
  • 1050584790

• CreationTime
  • 1050960883

• ATIME
  • 1227957507

• MTIME
  • 1050584790

• :DOCUMENTATION
  • Unknowledge Patterns describe ways of talking about that which is unknown. For example, the discovery of the periodic table of the elements created a pattern of information about what we didn't know about the elements, until we "filled in the blanks." These "named voids" in our knowledge were powerful attractors, and shaped the discourse of science. Are there other ways of naming voids which shape our discovery? The discovery of zero, a "missing nothing," was one of the turning points in Western thought. Are there other missing nothings lurking about, waiting to be discovered? If so, how do we name these voids, and to what end? This is the stuff of unknowledge management.

• CTIME
  • 1050960883

• UID
  • 504

• GID
  • 504

• AccessTime
  • 1227957507

get_frame_sentences

• (kb unknowledge_pattern_language)

• (instance-of unknowledge_pattern_language pattern_language_app)

• (slot SIZE unknowledge_pattern_language 1254)

• (slot ModificationTime unknowledge_pattern_language 1050584790)

• (slot CreationTime unknowledge_pattern_language 1050960883)

• (slot ATIME unknowledge_pattern_language 1227957507)

• (slot MTIME unknowledge_pattern_language 1050584790)

• (slot :DOCUMENTATION unknowledge_pattern_language "Unknowledge Patterns describe ways of talking about that which is unknown. For example, the discovery of the periodic table of the elements created a pattern of information about what we didn't know about the elements, until we "filled in the blanks." These "named voids" in our knowledge were powerful attractors, and shaped the discourse of science. Are there other ways of naming voids which shape our discovery? The discovery of zero, a "missing nothing," was one of the turning points in Western thought. Are there other missing nothings lurking about, waiting to be discovered? If so, how do we name these voids, and to what end? This is the stuff of unknowledge management. ")

• (slot CTIME unknowledge_pattern_language 1050960883)

• (slot UID unknowledge_pattern_language 504)

• (slot GID unknowledge_pattern_language 504)

• (slot AccessTime unknowledge_pattern_language 1227957507)