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This is the specification of the taxonomy that OSE aims to create. | |||
*Capable of organizing an unlimited number of projects, topics, sectors, disciplines, and other areas of civilization redesign | *Capable of organizing an unlimited number of projects, topics, sectors, disciplines, and other areas of civilization redesign | ||
*Time-binds onto existing common [[Transformation Invariant]] taxonomies, to address the forgetting of names (forgetting how to call something for which one is looking) | *Time-binds onto existing common [[Transformation Invariant]] taxonomies, to address the forgetting of names (forgetting how to call something for which one is looking) | ||
*Version history must exist | *Version history must exist | ||
*For development taxonomy, follows a taxonomy that builds upon industry standards and adopts and changes required for abundance-based civilization. | *For development taxonomy, follows a taxonomy that builds upon industry standards and adopts and changes required for abundance-based civilization. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:31, 26 November 2024
This is the specification of the taxonomy that OSE aims to create.
- Capable of organizing an unlimited number of projects, topics, sectors, disciplines, and other areas of civilization redesign
- Time-binds onto existing common Transformation Invariant taxonomies, to address the forgetting of names (forgetting how to call something for which one is looking)
- Version history must exist
- For development taxonomy, follows a taxonomy that builds upon industry standards and adopts and changes required for abundance-based civilization.