• CONCERNING AMBIGUITY OF KINDS
• INDEFINITE AND ABSTRACT MEASURES
• LEVELS OF ABSTRACT CONFIGURATIONS
  • STROKES
• TRANSCENDENTAL DIFFERENCES
  • ARROW
  • Differences in strokes as observed or perceived or sensed
    • ABSOLUTE and Common differences. III.
    • differences relative to action considering THE END. IV.
    • differences relative to action considering THE MEANS. V.
  • MODES. VI.
    • subject
    • object
  • Qualitative differences
    • largely quality
    • strictly quality

Mind during abstraction disregards the difference between natural and Artificial because they both share the same structure or shape and there is no way for the mind to tell the difference between them.

• CONVERSATION OR MENTAL CHATS

• belief OR MENTAL FACTS

Data is a collection of facts, while information puts those facts into context. While data is raw and unorganized, information is organized. language

• knowledge or mental Book

• The natural order of space and time continuum in relation to all the entities of universe
  • Simple arrangements
    • based on the manner in which it is mixed
      • homogenous , regular
      • heterogenous , alternate
    • based on complexity
      • simple
      • compound
    • based on same or different contents arranged in an order Or sequence which is in
      • series , row , syntax
      • parallel , list , Column , ladder
        • layers , stratum
    • a peculiar type of arrangement in which objects are in ascending order or descending order
      • stairs , levels , rank