Thoughts on the Classification of Personal Knowledge Management Systems

Feb 9, 202534

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The text discusses the thoughts of Liu Yong, a painter, writer, educator, and speaker, on personal knowledge management. His work "Human, Earth, Affairs, Time, and Things" explores the interdependent relationships among these elements, suggesting they form an organic unity. He emphasizes that knowledge is inherently linked to humans, environments, events, time, and tangible objects. In summary, knowledge encompasses these five aspects, which can also be viewed in terms of evolution as humans, events, objects, time, and context.

Thoughts on the Classification of Personal Knowledge Management Systems#

Liu Yong, known as Mengran, painter, writer, educator, speaker.
His work "Human, Land, Affairs, Time, and Things" explores the relationship between humans and the environment, emotions, time, and material.
Viewpoint: Humans, land, affairs, time, and things are interdependent, mutually influential, nested within each other, causally related, and mutually constraining, forming an organic unity.
- Human: All knowledge is related to humans, as it is explored and summarized by people.
- Land: Refers to the environment, the place; events occurring in the three-dimensional world must have a space.
- Affairs: An intangible carrier for conveying knowledge.
- Time: A scale for positioning events in the four-dimensional world.
- Things: A tangible carrier associated with events.
Summary: From a broader perspective, knowledge is nothing but humans, land, affairs, time, and things.
Evolution: It can also be said to be humans, affairs, things, time, and context.