First use the catalog to see everything, then use the relationship map to understand it.
The full catalog lists all eight domains and thirty-two knowledge areas one by one; the relationship map then shows twelve cross-domain bridges and eight catalogued frontiers. The two views check each other, so you do not have to guess how much is known from the size of shapes.
01 · See it all32 knowledge areas, checked one by oneThe catalog is responsible for completeness and accuracy
02 · See the relationships12 cross-domain bridgesLines show only catalogued relationships
03 · See the frontiers8 questions opened in cross-sectionContinue from knowledge areas into the unknown
GLOBAL COGNITION WORLD · MAP 0.3 · VISUAL 5.1Read the full catalog first, then enter a specific frontier
THE WHOLE AT A GLANCE
8 domains · 32 knowledge areas · one catalog, checked item by item
The catalog matrix lists every name in full; the ring diagram is there to show how they relate. Tap any knowledge area and the map, current position and explanation panel move together to the same canonical catalog node.
CURRENT VIEW · Now viewingFull map›Matter & Cosmos›Fundamental Physics›Direct frontier
This knowledge area is linked to this frontier in the catalog.
See the whole first, then enter a specific question
Domains are entry points into knowledge, knowledge areas make up the current catalog, and bridges connect real cross-domain questions. Positions serve navigation and do not indicate a discipline's value or how much knowledge it holds.
8 knowledge domains32 knowledge areas12 cross-domain bridges8 knowledge frontiersThe equal-angle layout serves navigation only; it does not reflect amount of knowledge, maturity or a discipline's value
Reading lens
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Solid line · Evidence fairly stableDashed line · Evidence developingShort dashes · Competing theoriesDotted line · Open questionDash-dot line · Plural normative paths
FRAMEWORK STATUSCanonical catalog cognition-map-0.3.0 · community version Loading
This is not a claim that "knowledge is complete." The framework starts from disciplinary classifications, research methods and open questions, and will keep being calibrated through sources, reviews, records of disputes and version history.