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Typologies and Taxonomies : An Introduction to Classification Techniques (Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences) , by Kenneth D. Bailey ( www.amazon.com )
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We have perpetuated ignorance. While every green leaf on this planet has been using sunlight to crack water into oxygen and electricity, teachers have been telling kids that photosynthesis is the process of combining water and carbon dioxide. "And the Truth shall set you free" knowing it will be possible to replace the source of electricity with an Ocean-friendly technology - the end of the Age of Burning! by Dec 30
very interesting, Ruthenium, haven't heard of it before. Yes, I've the same issue with Pearltrees (which is why I duplicate on the "brain" where I can tag & label for good search. Still, its a fun way to explore...more of an "adventure" than a good database tool. by Dec 29
Very important to apply some sort of taxonomy to this Sharing Site to get it into shape. My wife Ali uses Grounded Theory in her qualitative research; and the University students largely use InVivo as a computing tool to organise their data. Pearltrees people could benefit from these approaches. My preference at the moment is to construct a "showcase" of what I find profoundly meaningful - and then tend it lovingly, keeping it fresh and meaningful. I should do this with news about Ruthenium: it's the rare metal that will help us turn water into oxygen and electricity ie. the end of the Age of Burning. by Dec 29
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