Scientific Foundations of Knowledge

In this paper, we propose that knowledge can be initially designed like any scientific object such a rudimentary automobile, airplane or spacecraft. The premise is based on the theme that a specific body of knowledge rests on the embedded noun objects and the structural relation between these keygroups of knowledge centric objects (KCOs). The events, interactions and forces in the society alter such KCOs and their structural relationships. The design of knowledge deploys a very pragmatic approach that knowledge based on these key objects, their interrelationships, and their interactions can be processed by knowledge machines. Knowledge thus undergoes dynamic changes in the society, the minds of human beings and in the knowledge structures stored in the memories and knowledge banks. Structures of knowledge can be altered in the KPUs of knowledge machines much like data structures are altered in the CPU’s of traditional computers