# 1999/5/22
# Reference:
# Richard S. Latimer 1999/5/20

!check genus
!begin hierarchy
knowledge
/    science
//	knowings
!end hierarchy
!check genus
knowings has
	what,		# physical entity
	how,		# interaction among physical entities
	who,		# man
	how much,	# measurement
	where,		# space
	when,		# time
	why,		# understanding (philosophy)
	#how to do,	# method  <== syntax error
	how todo,	# method (activity)
	what was,	# event
	#what if	# imagine, speculate, project  <== syntax error
	what may be	# nocept (imagine, speculate, project)

!check genus
!begin hierarchy
knowings
/    1. what		# physical entity
/    2. how		# interaction among physical entities
/    3. who		# man
/    4. how much	# measurement
/    5. where		# space
/    6. when		# time
/    7. why		# understanding (philosophy)
/    8. how todo	# method (activity)
/    9. what was	# event
/    10. what may be	# nocept (imagine, speculate, project)

!check genus
1. what		# physical entity
/    1.1. naturally occurring (not man-made)
//	1.1.1. biology (living)
///	    1.1.1.1. general
////		1.1.1.1.1. cytology
////		1.1.1.1.2. microbiology
/////		    1.1.1.1.2.1. virology
////		1.1.1.1.3. phsiology
///	    1.1.1.2. botany
///	    1.1.1.3. zoology
//	1.1.2. chemistry
//	1.1.3. (non-living)
///	    1.1.3.1. geology
////		1.1.3.1.1. petrology
/////		    1.1.3.1.1.1. gemology
////		1.1.3.1.2. hydrology
////		1.1.3.1.3. mineralogy
/    1.2. man-made
//	1.2.1. ... (classifying scheme, to be determined)
//	1.2.2. buttons
//	1.2.3. computers
//	1.2.4. ...
2. how		# interaction among physical entities
/    2.1. physics
/    2.2. teleology	# design or purpose in nature
3. who		# man
/    3.1. anthropology
/    3.2. ethnology
/    3.3. psychology
/    3.4. sociology
4. how much	# measurement
/    4.1. mathematics
/    4.2. metrology
/    4.3. geodesy	# measuring the earth
/    4.4. topology
5. where		# space
/    5.1. astronomy
/    5.2. geographical (spatial)	# earth & its climates, products, inhabitants, political boundaries
/    5.3. microscopy
//	5.3.1. electron-microscopy
6. when		# time -- relative times of occurrence
7. why		# understanding (philosophy)
/    7.1. metaphysics
//	7.1.1. ontology	# nature of existence, including the "soul", "immortality"
/    7.2. epistemology
//	7.2.1. phemonenology	# development of human awareness
/    7.3. ethics
/    7.4. politics
/    7.5. esthetics
8. how todo	# method
/    8.1. languages
//	8.1.1. linguistics
//	8.1.2. philology
/    8.2. recreational
//	8.2.1. artistic
//	8.2.2. athletic
//	8.2.3. hobbies
//	8.2.4. ...
/    8.3. vocational
//	8.3.1. producing goods
///	    8.3.1.1. agronomy
///	    8.3.1.2. artwork creation
///	    8.3.1.3. forestry
///	    8.3.1.4. engineering
///	    8.3.1.5. law
///	    8.3.1.6. manufacture
///	    8.3.1.7. medicine
///	    8.3.1.8. ...
//	8.3.2. producing services
///	    8.3.2.1. educating
///	    8.3.2.2. financing
///	    8.3.2.3. maintaining
///	    8.3.2.4. marketing
9. what was	# event
/    9.1. pre-historic
//	9.1.1. archeology	# past human life
//	9.1.2. geology
///	    9.1.2.1. paleontology
/    9.2. history
//	9.2.1. genealogy
/    9.3. current events
10. what may be	# nocept (imagine, speculate, project)
/    10.1. belief systems
//	10.1.1. ideologies (___-isms)
//	10.1.2. mythology
//	10.1.3. religion
//	10.1.4. superstition
///	    10.1.4.1. revelations
////		10.1.4.1.1. theologies
///	    10.1.4.2. toothfairology
/    10.2. cosmology
/    10.3. fictional literature
/    10.4. futurology
/    10.5. pseudo-science
//	10.5.1. demonology
//	10.5.2. eschatology	# last things: death, resurrection, judgment, immortality, ...
//	10.5.3. parapsychology
//	10.5.4. phrenology
//	10.5.5. witch craft
/    10.6. theoretical
//	10.6.1. theoretical physics
!end hierarchy
!check genus

# output
knowings has ?
knowings ise* ?

!find *genealogy*
!cc $command
. isa* ?
!cc ..
. ise* ?
