Categorization
As far back as the fourth century BCE, Aristotle attempted to
classify all knowledge into ten broad themes. In the sixteenth century, English philosopher Francis Bacon argued that all human knowledge could be sorted into just three categories: memory, reason, and imagination. In the twentieth century, the Indian librarian Shiyali Ramamrita Ranganathan proposed classifying knowledge by personality, matter, energy, space, and time.
Building a Second Brain, Ch. 11, Tiago Forte
- Tags
- Folders
- When categorizations are used, colors can be used to enhance the visualization. See color-scheme for details.
Folder
Use folder for different nature of notes.
For example:
vault
These categorizations are mutually exclusive.
Coloring
- Refer to color-scheme for detailed discussion.
- visionOS system colors
shall be used throughout platforms.
- Other Apple systems default color has both light and dark palette.
- visionOS has only dark palette, which avoids confusion and fits the translucent theme in Obsidian.
- Backup candidate: Google 2014 Material Design Palette.