The fyberloom Manifesto
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a new age of exploration maps have always done more than represent geography they reveal their creator’s way of seeing the world, and they portray our relationships to one another they represent a specific time and place, within the context of specific politics and seats of power we use them not only to know where we’ve been, but also to find where we want to go for nearly a millennia, maps have helped us locate ourselves in the physical world, but mapping ourselves—our minds, human knowledge, and behavior—has proven even more challenging the human genome project, fmri brain imaging, and alphabet’s ambition “to organize the world’s information” have created oceans of data with very few ways to effectively navigate it even at a personal level, our digital ecosystems have become enormously complex, spreading across platforms, media, and applications our online life spans devices, workplaces, relationships, and decades worth of data our organizations are a patchwork of legacy systems, various data formats, and information architectures organizational charts change, employees come and go, businesses merge and are acquired, spun off, off shored, and globalized we’re left drowning in bits and bytes, with no way to transform data into knowledge we need a map, but not the types maps that we’re accustomed to we need maps of shifting semantic territories and rhyzomatic connections; we need to explore emergent patterns and nomadic entities fyberloom is an attempt at creating this new type of map a dynamic atlas of digital worlds fyberloom’s livemap \[ atlas docid\ ldkn fxiwmggwiqsmwgzz , livemaps docid\ tlno ew grmnwke0lpuie ] is dynamic, continually changing as you interact with it it can follow your lead, but it can also lead you, as its semantic engine reveals unseen connections and unexpected relationships with fyberloom , you can define your context (e g work, friendships, as specific year, marketing, etc ) and go down the roads less (and more) traveled you'll see patterns as they emerge across different media, platforms, and applications, or across communities, organizations, dates, and places \[ briefing book docid\ w4q1tnazkwdyqhifvsril , projects docid\ p2zbr3k0darz95sxyg2jh , livemap schema (mind map) docid 4dczvkxst6ka0udenlshj ] additionally, you can keep your knowledge completely private or choose to share it with your organization, community, or interested parties \[ our pledge to you docid\ qzrzq6zkn6iupnrlqvyc0 ] so, what is fyberloom ? a search tool, a website, a platform, or an os? is it an information architecture, semantic engine, or knowledge graph? fyberloom is a dynamic atlas of digital worlds as the loom was among the first computing machines, planting the seed of our information age at the heart of the industrial revolution, so fyberloom weaves data into knowledge, representing a new way to relate to information fyberloom offers a new way to explore the "terra incognita" of zettabytes of data (read more atlas docid\ ldkn fxiwmggwiqsmwgzz ) welcome to the new age of exploration welcome to fyberloom! read more welcome to fyberloom docid\ o8hhhloaj930i8xy9asfu evolution of the file folder docid\ wr64z6n1snilwra68wiru fyberloom empowering your digital and physical world docid 63c4xqhuvyfjhrw08qro4 fyberloom organization, insight, and efficiency docid\ qly8tqzj3qv23hanwanie fyberloom for knowledge curation docid\ g9fqnptxmjgh36fqmjjlx fyberloom and knowledge retention docid\ t genkjg2c4gw1ivpn m start your 7 day free trial get early access to fyberloom , explore your own livemaps, and unlock the full version after the trial the next onboarding batch opens soon, so reserve your spot now