³1username³2BryceHarrington³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2980673386³2ip³264.81.18.202³2data³2text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
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----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticsAndLanguages (see LanguagE) -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- Literature -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
³3minor³30³3newauthor³31³3summary³3Providing source for Jeffersonian/Bacon CategoryScheme³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2981141206³2id³21108³2host³2dsl081-018-202-sea1.dsl-isp.net³2revision³214³1username³2LarrySanger³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2981141206³2ip³224.234.246.58³2data³2newauthor³31³3minor³31³3text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticsAndLanguages (see LanguagE) -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
³3summary³3*³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2981145620³2id³21001³2host³2dhcp058.246.lvcm.com³2revision³215³1username³2LarrySanger³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2981145620³2ip³224.234.246.58³2data³2text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticsAndLanguages (see LanguagE) -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
----
Off the top of my head, I would propose a different system:

:Understanding the way the world works - PhiloSophy, MathematicsAndStatistics, NaturalSciences
:Understanding what's actually in it - BiologicalSciences (?), HiStory, GeoGraphy
:Making stuff for practical use - TechnologY
:Making stuff for its own ends - ArtsAndEntertainment
³3minor³30³3newauthor³30³3summary³3*³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2981145653³2id³21001³2host³2dhcp058.246.lvcm.com³2revision³216³1username³2LarrySanger³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2981145653³2ip³224.234.246.58³2data³2newauthor³30³3minor³31³3text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticsAndLanguages (see LanguagE) -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
----
''(The following is taken from CategorySchemesTalk.  I didn't notice who posted it.)''  Off the top of my head, I would propose a different system:

:Understanding the way the world works - PhiloSophy, MathematicsAndStatistics, NaturalSciences
:Understanding what's actually in it - BiologicalSciences (?), HiStory, GeoGraphy
:Making stuff for practical use - TechnologY
:Making stuff for its own ends - ArtsAndEntertainment
³3summary³3*³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2981519118³2id³21001³2host³2dhcp058.246.lvcm.com³2revision³217³1username³2JoshuaGrosse³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2981519118³2ip³2209.66.79.109³2data³2text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticS & LanguagE""s -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
----
''(The following is taken from CategorySchemesTalk.  I didn't notice who posted it.)''  Off the top of my head, I would propose a different system:

:Understanding the way the world works - PhiloSophy, MathematicsAndStatistics, NaturalSciences
:Understanding what's actually in it - BiologicalSciences (?), HiStory, GeoGraphy
:Making stuff for practical use - TechnologY
:Making stuff for its own ends - ArtsAndEntertainment
³3minor³31³3newauthor³31³3summary³3*³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2982132148³2id³21076³2host³2cobrand.bomis.com³2revision³218³1username³2JoshuaGrosse³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2982132148³2ip³2209.66.79.109³2data³2newauthor³30³3minor³30³3text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticS & LanguagE""s -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
----
''(The following is taken from CategorySchemesTalk.  I didn't notice who posted it.)''  Off the top of my head, I would propose a different system:

:Understanding the way the world works - PhiloSophy, MathematicsAndStatistics, NaturalSciences
:Understanding what's actually in it - BiologicalSciences (?), HiStory, GeoGraphy
:Making stuff for practical use - TechnologY
:Making stuff for its own ends - ArtsAndEntertainment

This one was mine.  Is what you did on the HomePage based on this, Larry?  Thanks! -- JoshuaGrosse
³3summary³3³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2982132604³2id³21076³2host³2cobrand.bomis.com³2revision³219³1username³2JoshuaGrosse³2name³2text_default³2version³21³2ts³2982132604³2ip³2209.66.79.109³2data³2text³3Add your category scheme below!  Let's discuss the different category schemes on CategorySchemesTalk.
----
----
'''The NuPedia category scheme'''

This is one way to carve up the world, not the only way.

'''FoundationalDisciplines:'''
:PhiloSophy -- MathematicsAndStatistics

'''NaturalSciences:'''
:PhysIcs -- ChemIstry -- BiologicalScience''''s -- BioChemistry -- MolecularBiology -- BotAny -- ZooLogy -- EarthSciences -- AstroNomy 
:''see also ScienCe''

'''SocialSciences:'''
:AnthropOlogy -- ArchaeOlogy -- PsychOlogy -- LinguisticS & LanguagE""s -- SociOlogy -- PoLitics -- EconOmics -- HiStory -- HistoryOfScienceAndTechnology -- GeoGraphy (see CountriesOfTheWorld and UnitedStates) -- AnomalousPhenomena

'''AppliedArtsAndSciences:'''
:HealthSciences -- FamilyAndConsumerScience -- TheLaw -- PublicAffairs -- BusinessAndIndustry -- AgriculturalScience -- EduCation -- EngineerIng -- ArchitecturE -- TransporT -- CommunicAtion -- ComputinG -- LibraryAndInformationScience -- 
:''see also TechnologY''

'''CulTure:'''
:ClassIcs -- CriticalTheory -- LiteraryArt -- VisualArtsAndDesign -- PaintIng -- SculpTure -- MuSic -- PerformingArts -- TheaterAndDrama -- DanCe -- MuSic -- FiLm -- ReLigion -- ReCreation -- SportS -- GameS -- HobbieS -- TourIsm
:''see also ArtsandEntertainment''

'''Other:'''
:QuoteS

'''WikiWiki:'''
:[add WikiPedia and other wiki-related links here]
----
BryceHarrington'''''s three-part category scheme, attributed to Jefferson:

* '''Memory''' :  CountriesOfTheWorld -- HiStory -- LanguagE -- QuoteS -- ReLigion -- UnitedStates
* '''Reason''' :  HumanComputerInteraction -- MathematicsAndStatistics -- PhiloSophy -- PoLitics -- ScienCe -- TechnologY
* '''Imagination''' :  ArchitecturE -- ArtsandEntertainment -- DancE -- LiteraryArt -- MuSic -- ReCreation -- SportS

Not my scheme...  I found this while perusing the Library of Congress website:  http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/treasures/

''Thomas Jefferson, whose personal library became the core of the Library of Congress, arranged his books into three types of knowledge, corresponding to Francis Bacon's three faculties of the mind: Memory (History), Reason (Philosophy),  and Imagination (Fine Arts).''
             
I'm not married to this particular scheme, but thought it'd be fun to use as an intermediary step as we grow.  
(Btw, thanks for not just deleting this scheme suggestion; it took some time to research and implement it.) 
----
''(The following is taken from CategorySchemesTalk.  I didn't notice who posted it.)''  Off the top of my head, I would propose a different system:

:Understanding the way the world works - PhiloSophy, MathematicsAndStatistics, NaturalSciences
:Understanding what's actually in it - BiologicalSciences (?), HiStory, GeoGraphy
:Making stuff for practical use - TechnologY
:Making stuff for its own ends - ArtsAndEntertainment

This one was mine.  Is what you did on the HomePage based on this, Larry? -- JoshuaGrosse
³3minor³31³3newauthor³30³3summary³3*³2tscreate³2980637889³2keepts³2982132659³2id³21076³2host³2cobrand.bomis.com³2revision³220