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SUBJECTS
Meeting Bootstrap, SRI, 000330
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Park, Jack, 000331

0605 -
0605 -    ..
0606 - Summary/Objective
0607 -
060701 - Follow up ref SDS 69 0000, ref SDS 62 0000.
060702 -
060703 - Reviewed prospect of developing POIMS as the core capability for
060704 - knowledge management.  Jack later commented favorably on POIMS in a
060705 - letter received in the early evening.  Jack will discuss this thinking
060706 - with Adam Cheyer.  A quick look at Jack's paper on his program "The
060707 - Scholar's Companion" (TSC), ref SDS 0 4974, shows a powerful graphical
060708 - learning environment; found possible basis to combine binary views of
060709 - knowledge (graphics and text) into a useful composite capability.
060710 - Another letter submitted an article on the prospects for Microsoft to
060711 - continue dominating the software market. ref SDS 0 0748
060713 -  ..
060714 - Submitted ref DIT 1 0001 responding to Jack's letter, ref DRT 1 0001,
060715 - and linked to this record, and to NWO, explaining opportunity to move
060716 - forward on KM. ref OF 5 7055
060717 -
060718 -    [On 000403 Jack responds. ref SDS 71 0001
060720 -  ..
060721 - Submitted ref DIT 2 0001 explaining opportunity to create new market
060722 - for KM as a disruptive technology. ref SDS 0 6887
060723 -
060724 -   [On 000403 Jack submits letter asking what was original question.
060725 -   ref SDS 71 0748
060726 -
060727 -
060728 -
060729 -
060730 -
060731 -
0608 -

SUBJECTS
Sponsor/Stakeholder Planning
Killer Application
Hierarchical and Relational Data Base Design
Scholar's Companion, TSC, Using DocBook, 000403

1406 -
140701 -  ..
140702 - Search for "Killer App" Focus on Knowledge Management
140703 - Sponsors Looking for Knowledge Management Projects
140704 -
140705 - Follow up ref SDS 69 4877, ref SDS 62 4877.
140706 -
140707 - Jack noted that Eugene did a terrific job yesterday on the project
140708 - plan, and Doug was helpful in providing strong guidance for moving the
140709 - project forward.
140711 -  ..
140712 - We reviewed advantages of applying a core capability to increase
140713 - prospects for developing knowledge management beyond the present focus
140714 - to develop an XML Editor for email and related efforts.  Jack recalled
140715 - Eric Armstrong's concern about the need for a core KM capability in a
140716 - letter to the Colloquium on 000208. ref SDS 43 8960
140717 -
140718 -        [On 071113 Gary Johnson reviewed again challenges using XML
140719 -        editor for SDS application. ref SDS 96 LY6X
140721 -  ..
140722 - Later, on 000212 Eric cited a possible innovation that moves beyond
140723 - traditional views of knowledge as "documents." ref SDS 44 8960  So
140724 - far, however, Eric has not had enough time to think about applying
140725 - this "innovation" to create an effective "knowledge space," called out
140726 - in POIMS, ref OF 3 4662, and defined on 960620. ref SDS 16 3516
140728 -  ..
140729 - Today, Jack noted that "Knowledge Space" seems like a big idea.  We
140730 - discussed prospects for a breakthrough in knowledge management design,
140731 - previously shared with Doug on 000327, though at that time Doug seemed
140732 - not favorably impressed by this idea. ref SDS 66 9975
140734 -  ..
140735 - Marcello Hoffman, SRI's lead authority in the field, noted yesterday
140736 - that there are no knowledge management capabilities available, and no
140737 - standards. ref SDS 69 0713  There are a lot of people spending a lot
140738 - of money trying to create something useful, but this has proven
140739 - elusive, and so provides an opportunity to make a dramatic impact and
140740 - contribution, since POIMS describes a working system implemented by
140741 - SDS with unique capabilities for generating and managing knowledge.
140742 -
140743 -
140744 -
1408 -

SUBJECTS
Links SDS Evaluation Chronology Context Connection Subject Index Kno

2903 -
290401 -  ..
290402 - Time Efficient Usability Critical Knowledge Management Requirement
290403 - Chronology Context Connection SDS Standards Knowledge Management
290404 - XML Editor OHS/DKR Project Plans to Provide SDS Support for Linking
290405 - Linking Initial Goal Knowledge Management Implemented with XML Editor
290406 -
290407 - Jack recalled seeing SDS work product on the web during the Colloquium
290408 - discussions in January and February.  Jack noted today that he has
290409 - seen a lot of linking in SDS records which grows everyday connecting
290410 - correspondence, calls, and meetings at SRI on the OHS/DKR project.  He
290411 - noted that other people do not use linking like SDS does.  Jack
290412 - explained that engineers on the project feel XML can support linking
290413 - for OHS/DKR software, as discussed during the meeting yesterday at SRI
290414 - on 000330. ref SDS 69 5880  He is concerned that creating links
290415 - may take too much time.
290417 -  ..
290418 - Jack asked how SDS creates so many links?  Jack feels connections in
290419 - SDS records to precise locations verify accuracy and provide context
290420 - that helps make sense of complex problems.  He cited the record on
290421 - 000221 reviewing his letter on difficulty of subject indexing to
290422 - organize complex daily work. ref SDS 47 L58O
290423 -
290424 -            [On 000403 Jack reports SDS "really slick." ref SDS 71 4862
290426 -             ..
290427 -            [On 000405 Doug Engelbart sets adding links to email as the
290428 -            first step for OHS/DKR project. ref SDS 73 2484
290430 -             ..
290431 -            [On 000425 Cliff Joslyn at LANL notices SDS makes
290432 -            constructing a connected record fast and easy. ref SDS 77
290433 -            0001
290435 -             ..
290436 -            [On 010425 Morris noted SDS is a "utopia" with everything
290437 -            in the right place at the right time. ref SDS 85 EP7F
290439 -             ..
290440 -            [On 040622 Jack comments that SDS combines Newtonian and
290441 -            Quantum mechanics of locality and complementarity to
290442 -            support "sensemaking" discussed in complexity theory.
290443 -            ref SDS 94 FM5W
290445 -             ..
290446 -            [On 080206 Morris Jones asked how so many links can be
290447 -            created in email to precise locations in SDS records across
290448 -            vast differences in time. ref SDS 97 A68F
290450 -  ..
290451 - SDS does not use XML.  This might be considered to support display on
290452 - the Internet.
290454 -  ..
290455 - The first step constructing links is to find sources.  This is done in
290456 - a few seconds remembering the gist of the story with the diary
290457 - directly, or the subject index, explained in POIMS. ref OF 3 KH8J
290458 - Links are created instantly by pressing Enter or double clicking a
290459 - target line in the source, and the source is closed.  If the record is
290460 - needed again, people press Enter or click the new link.
290461 -
290462 -            [On 020820 Murray Altheim feels that creating links in 10
290463 -            seconds is beyond reach of other technology. ref SDS 88
290464 -            O1QQ
290466 -  ..
290467 - Complementary flexible structures, explained on 890523, ref SDS 2
290468 - TP8O, enable finding details quickly when needed to connect relevant
290469 - parts of stories that make sense of complex, disparate events
290470 - separated by time and distance, explained on 890523. ref SDS 2 T14T
290471 - This takes from 10 seconds to several minutes.  Granular indexing with
290472 - DNA-like hierarchial and relational structures provide command and
290473 - control of the record, also explained on 890523. ref SDS 2 A25H
290474 - Command and control of the record reduces cognitive overhead creating
290475 - connected content, and sharing with others to make complexity an asset
290476 - rather than a liability. see POIMS, ref OF 3 1113
290477 -
290478 -            [On 010425 Morris noted SDS is a "utopia" with everything
290479 -            in the right place at the right time. ref SDS 85 EP7F
290481 -             ..
290482 -            [On 011105 Jeff Conklin notes SDS accomplishes goals of
290483 -            Knowledge Management. ref SDS 87 4S6H
290485 -  ..
290486 - Jack commented that DKR capability contemplated by the project needs a
290487 - "backside."  He explained that this means organizing the record with
290488 - "data structures" to facilitate storing, finding, and retrieving
290489 - information.
290491 -  ..
290492 - SDS uses time and context for data structures with granularity that
290493 - makes Knowledge Management fast and easy. (see below, ref SDS 0 3905)
290494 -
290495 -            [On 010425 Morris reported explanation of typical day using
290496 -            SDS presents a "utopia" with everything in the right place
290497 -            at the right time. ref SDS 85 EP7F
290499 -             ..
290500 -            [On 010924 Morris notes nobody uses software like SDS to
290501 -            support daily management. ref SDS 86 XT5F
290503 -  ..
290504 - Jack asked about strategies for reducing the time to construct, use,
290505 - and maintain subject indexing, and for sharing the record with others?
290507 -  ..
290508 - Sharing the record for collaboration and coordination of daily work is
290509 - a derivitive of Knowledge Space that takes essentially no time,
290510 - explained on 971021. ref SDS 18 X6TS
290512 -  ..
290513 - There are three pieces that help make Context Management fast and
290514 - easy...
290515 -
290516 -      1.  Baseline subject (knowledge) structures - epistomology,
290517 -          taxonomy, etc.
290518 -
290519 -          This provides some uniformity at a high level that supports
290520 -          sharing, i.e., collaboration.  Examples of natural, common
290521 -          control criteria for primary level of multi-level subject
290522 -          index are listed in the record on 960322. ref SDS 15 FG4M
290524 -           ..
290525 -      2.  Tools to grow subject structures and cross referencing, and
290526 -          to do reports based on subject content.
290528 -           ..
290529 -      3.  Tools to replicate structures for alternate routing to
290530 -          represent multiple views.
290532 -  ..
290533 - The SDS record begins in 1988; records beginning in 1985 were lost by
290534 - computer backup problems.  On 970329, the US Army Corps of Engineers
290535 - reviewed SDS used for Communication Metrics and reported this method
290536 - provides effective intelligence support. ref DRP 2 6172
290538 -  ..
290539 - While we talked, Jack found the POIMS paper on the Internet,
290540 - ref OF 3 0001, and will comment. see below ref SDS 0 3905
290542 -  ..
290543 - Earlier today, sent Jack a letter directing attention to his letter on
290544 - 000221 explaining the importance of ontologies, which is closely
290545 - related to subject management, ref SDS 47 8044, and asked him to call.
290547 -  ..
290548 - In discussion today, explained two (2) requirements for technology to
290549 - advance from information to a culture of knowledge, as set out in
290550 - POIMS...
290551 -
290552 -            1.  Subject management.............. ref OF 3 1110
290553 -            2.  Chronology, also sequence....... ref OF 3 1112
290555 -  ..
290556 - These factors make it practical to routinely find and connect
290557 - relationships for understanding and preserving cause and effect.
290558 - Time, context, and connections enable technology to aid "intelligence"
290559 - not as "artificial intelligence," but in a way that lifts, or
290560 - otherwise "augments" human cognitive capabilities by an order of
290561 - magnitude, see POIMS. ref OF 3 0561
290562 -
290563 -            [On 000405 Jack recommended people review Welch Internet
290564 -            explanation of SDS. ref SDS 72 0924
290566 -             ..
290567 -            [On 000504 Jack noted people are reluctant to talk about
290568 -            SDS, POIMS, NWO. ref SDS 79 XD5M
290570 -             ..
290571 -            [On 001130 Jack submits letter describing SDS consists of
290572 -            time and subjects, ref SDS 83 H17O, reflecting discussion
290573 -            today, per above. ref SDS 0 TQ68
290575 -  ..
290576 - We reviewed scenarios to advance these underlying technologies of
290577 - time, context, and connection in a way that can further Doug's
290578 - objective to provide open source development on the many fronts he
290579 - feels need attention for solving world problems.
290581 -  ..
290582 - A predicate to making this practical is a capability that augments
290583 - basic human "intelligence." see POIMS. ref OF 3 0561  The key to
290584 - helping a lot of people, which is necessary to solve world problems,
290585 - is to provide a simple mechanism, albeit, counterintuitive, that turns
290586 - out to be very powerful, when applied regularly, like reading and
290587 - writing. see POIMS. ref OF 3 3742  On 950927 this idea was reviewed
290588 - with Intel, who was looking for ways to grow the market for PCs.
290589 - ref SDS 11 8400  On 991028 article by Peter Drucker cited need for
290590 - technology to "routinize" improvement in basic capabilities,
290591 - ref SDS 30 0785, and pointed to cognitive science as a key target of
290592 - opportunity. ref SDS 30 8925
290593 -
290594 -
290596 -  ..
290597 - Presentation SDS POIMS to OHS/DKR Group Meeting at SRI
290598 -
290599 - Jack feels SDS should be presented to the OHS/DKR team meeting at SRI.
290601 -  ..
290602 - In a letter received later today, Jack suggests in a post script
290603 - widening the discussion to the one-list. ref DRT 1 2590
290605 -  ..
290606 - Jack plans to discuss this with Adam Cheyer, and we can talk more on
290607 - this opportunity.
290608 -
290609 -       [On 000406 Adam Cheyer reported during the meeting at SRI that
290610 -       SDS supports Knowledge Management. ref SDS 74 4945
290611 -
290612 -       [On 000727 Cliff Joslyn explained mathematics of SDS for people
290613 -       working on OHS/DKR team at SRI. ref SDS 82 3960
290615 -        ..
290616 -       [On 040221 Jack proposed again SDS presentation to SRI people
290617 -       working on OHS/DKR team developing CALO. ref SDS 90 2W7G
290619 -  ..
290620 - Letter to Jack mentions need to create an initial core group of
290621 - support 3 - 5, then open things up, if it appears there is significant
290622 - promise of progress, including an understanding on how to move forward
290623 - in a business-like manner. ref DIT 1 3108
290625 -  ..
290626 - Jack likely has a good sense about who might be good candidates to
290627 - approach for considering these ideas.
290628 -
290629 -       [000403 Jack cites need to develop initial understandings.
290630 -       ref SDS 71 4972
290631 -
290632 -       [On 000406 explain to Pat Lincoln developing Knowledge
290633 -       Management requires full-time effort.
290635 -        ..
290636 -       [On 000406 Jack asks Welch to provide leadership for OHS/DKR
290637 -       project at SRI; decided there is not enough cohesion from
290638 -       resources and authority to sustain leadership role at this
290639 -       point, i.e., there is nothing to lead. ref SDS 74 HP6H
290640 -
290641 -
290642 -
2907 -

SUBJECTS
Open Source Software Technology Development Goal Advance Civilizatio

3503 -
350401 -  ..
350402 - Open Source Development Jack's Goal for Advancing Civilization
350403 -
350404 - Jack strongly favors open source development, and cited tools he has
350405 - developed to support medical research, which he discussed briefly at
350406 - the meeting on 000324. ref SDS 62 3816  He mentions these again today
350407 - in correspondence received later, per below. ref SDS 0 4974
350409 -  ..
350410 - Jack noted that participation and license arrangements can be made for
350411 - the DKR project to use the SDS program for developing applications
350412 - through open source means, also set out on 000324. ref SDS 62 1450
350414 -  ..
350415 - Licensing and intellectual property rights issues were reviewed in a
350416 - letter to the Colloquium by Paul Fernhout, ref DRP 3 0001, received on
350417 - 000203. ref SDS 42 0001  Paul advised that the first task is to define
350418 - project goals. ref SDS 42 2900
350420 -  ..
350421 - On 000324 a DKR project launch meeting was held at SRI in Menlo Park,
350422 - and planning was made for Eugene to develop a preliminary baseline
350423 - project plan to identify goals for the DKR. ref SDS 62 5964
350425 -  ..
350426 - On 000330 Eugene presented a project plan that did not seem to address
350427 - project goals, except for suggesting that assignments be made to
350428 - review the matter along with open source, licensing and intellectual
350429 - property rights issues. ref SDS 69 3055
350431 -  ..
350432 - We discussed need for sensible arrangements to allocate benefits, as a
350433 - predicate for developing a useful knowledge management program, that
350434 - can help solve world problems, as discussed on 000218. ref SDS 46 0867
350435 - This would entail developing a core capability, per planning on
350436 - 000324. ref SDS 62 7371
350437 -
350438 -     [On 000421 Eric Armstrong submits initial language for Open Source
350439 -     model that includes revenue objectives. ref SDS 75 3055
350441 -      ..
350442 -     [On 000422 Paul Fernhout objects. ref SDS 76 3055
350443 -
350444 -
350445 -
390409 -
390410 -
3905 -

SUBJECTS
Confidentiality Privacy Secrecy Command Control Publication Record S

5203 -
520401 -  ..
520402 - Confidentiality Privacy Secrecy Command Control Publication Record
520403 -
520404 - On a slightly different aspect of DKR, we need to enable people to
520405 - quickly and easily distinguish private from public communication, so
520406 - they can routinely benefit from tools and data base capabilities that
520407 - improve "thinking," while being confident that they control what is
520408 - released for publication, in the same way that people decide what to
520409 - say and when to say it, rather than have their private thoughts and
520410 - reservations constantly available for public scrutiny.
520412 -  ..
520413 - Eric was assigned to report on progress developing design requirements
520414 - for the XML Editor, but there was no evident assignment on defining
520415 - the DKR, per se, as set out in the record on 000324. ref SDS 62 3611
520416 -
520417 -     [000403 Jack cites need for confidentiality. ref SDS 71 4986
520418 -
520419 -     [...below Jack submits an article by Geletner arguing that PC will
520420 -     not be necessary in the future. ref SDS 0 0748
520422 -      ..
520423 -     [On 000403 Jack cites need for confidentiality. ref SDS 71 4986
520425 -      ..
520426 -     [On 000405 Jack requests confidentiality of work to create open
520427 -     source Knowledge Management for OHS/DKR. ref SDS 72 BO94
520428 -
520429 -
520430 -
520431 -
520432 -
5205 -

SUBJECTS
POIMS SDS Combines Power Knowledge Connect Cause Effect Combined Int

6303 -
630401 -  ..
630402 - Planning Component Intelligence Cycle Relates Scholar's Companion
630403 - POIMS Supports Causal and Relational Capabilities that Advance KM
630404 -
6305 -
6306 -
6307 - 2248 received letter from Jack
6308 -
630801 - Finally got to Jack's letter, ref DRT 1 0001, which has constructive
630802 - comments on POIMS, similar to Richard Karpinski's comments on 000227
630803 - from observing SDS being used. ref SDS 49 0897
630805 -  ..
630806 - Jack says in part...
630807 -
630808 -        POIMS, however, articulates one aspect of the time series issue
630809 -        that I had not given any consideration to [planning as a
630810 -        process of thinking.], ref OF 3 8535  Planning is a big
630811 -        artificial intelligence problem and much work has gone into
630812 -        "The Scholar's Companion" code such that TSC could plan study
630813 -        methods when new/interesting informational events occured.  You
630814 -        have brought it out as a first class citizen in the knowledge
630815 -        space.  I think that is important. ref DRT 1 1932
630817 -  ..
630818 - It may only be lack of time, but Jack's recognition of "planning" as
630819 - an overlooked opportunity seems conflicting with experience at large
630820 - organizations in government and industry where a lot of time is
630821 - invested on planning.  What is overlooked by many is the role of
630822 - "reporting" that makes planning effective. ref OF 3 2300
630824 -  ..
630825 - Jack notes that POIMS further steers...
630826 -
630827 -        ...an interesting line along the border of causal and
630828 -        relational thinking.  Newtonian mechanics has taught us to
630829 -        think causally, and only now we are beginning to think
630830 -        relationally.  You appear to be plowing a path that brings the
630831 -        two together.  Qualitative Process Theory, the overriding
630832 -        paradigm I implemented in TSC tries to do this as well.  The
630833 -        mathematics of relational thinking may turn out to be Category
630834 -        Theory, one of the topological algebras. ref DRT 1 2940
630836 -  ..
630837 - This may relate to Morris' explanation on 910810 of SDS as combining
630838 - hierarchical and relational methods. ref SDS 4 7793
630840 -  ..
630841 - POIMS describes integrating locality and complementarity. ref OF 5
630842 - JU8O
630843 -
630844 -            [On 040312 locality and complementarity reviewed.
630845 -            ref SDS 91 QF3G and ref SDS 92 UV5O
630846 -
630847 -            [On 040622 Jack comments that SDS combines Newtonian and
630848 -            Quantum mechanics of locality and complementarity to
630849 -            support "sensemaking" and cites complexity theory.
630850 -            ref SDS 94 FM5W
630852 -  ..
630853 - POIMS defines knowledge as resulting from an intelligence process of
630854 - integrating time and informtion to form chronologies of cause and
630855 - effect.
630856 -
630857 -            [On 000403 Jack reports SDS "really slick." ref SDS 71 4862
630859 -             ..
630860 -            [000403 explain SDS applies dynamic linking to support
630861 -            dynamic knowledge management to augment human intelligence.
630862 -            ref SDS 71 1008
630864 -  ..
630865 - POIMS explains an actual system that is used everyday, not simply
630866 - speculative theory being considered for development.
630867 -
630868 -
630869 -
630870 -
6309 -

SUBJECTS
Ontology Organize Structure
Subject Indexing
Procedures Subject Indexing
Subjects Finding Information Requires Effective Organic Structure
Natural Subject Structures Primary Level of Granular Divisions Organ
Precision Access Links Fast Easy Complementarity Chronology Context

8608 -
860901 -  ..
860902 - Chronology Context Connection Complementary Integrated
860903 - Complementarity Time Context Makes Connections Fast Easy
860904 - Ontology for Subject Management Essential Knowledge Management
860905 - DocBook, Scholar's Companion (TSC) Support Mapping Knowledge
860906 -
860907 - Follow up ref SDS 47 3248.
860908 -
860909 - Jack cites in his letter today benefits and challenges of organizing
860910 - daily work to strengthen creativity, and solve complex problems in
860911 - time to save lives, time, and money using granular divisions of
860912 - organic structure.  Previously, on 000221 Jack described a Pandora's
860913 - Box of complexity using organic structure of context to manage the
860914 - work. ref SDS 47 L58O  Jack proposes today solutions using topic or
860915 - graphical maps, reviewed below. ref SDS 0 0784
860917 -  ..
860918 - Initially, Jack says...
860919 -
860920 -      What will make this melded universe work, as we both agree, is a
860921 -      satisfactory response to the ontological issues inherent in this
860922 -      work.  In fact, it would seem to me that there is the need to
860923 -      address the knowledge representation issue at the same time. For,
860924 -      without a uniform, though heterogenous by nature, representation
860925 -      scheme, one will find it very difficult to satisfy the demands
860926 -      users will put on the system as they attempt to open or create
860927 -      knowledge spaces against a larger knowledge library (Doug's DKR).
860928 -      ref DRT 1 1065
860929 -
860931 -  ..
860932 - XML Proposed for Representational Issues of Knowledge Management
860933 -
860934 - Jack explaines work with Adam Cheyer on...
860935 -
860936 -      ....issues related to knowledge management, and is focussed at
860937 -      this time on those specific issues related to a framework,
860938 -      especially the representational issues.  These start with a
860939 -      serialization scheme (likely XML in some form), a representation
860940 -      scheme (several candidates there, including DocBook, some dialect
860941 -      of RDF, and maybe even OML/CKML). ref DRT 1 0070
860943 -  ..
860944 - Consideration of XML reflects Jack's experience using XML for the
860945 - Scholar's Companion technology he developed, reported on 000324.
860946 - ref SDS 62 3816  On 000221 Eric Armstrong proposed consideration of
860947 - XML to organize the record doing education work, ref SDS 48 QQ96,
860948 - after presenting XML capabilities for an editor on 000129. ref SDS 39
860949 - 0957  XML seems to have initially suggested for consideration by Roe
860950 - Roebuck on 000125, explaining application for Knowledge Management to
860951 - organize represenation of context for the OHS/DKR project. ref SDS 38
860952 - 3551
860954 -  ..
860955 - Reliance on XML for Knowledge Management needs to demonstrate support
860956 - for granularity of flexible structure required to represent and manage
860957 - "knowledge," as related on 890523, ref SDS 2 TP8O
860958 -
860959 -        [On 000405 Jack Park mentions XML for serialization (??)
860960 -        knowledge representation. ref SDS 72 CN9K
860962 -         ..
860963 -        [On 000405 Paul Ferhout reports XML has not demonstrated
860964 -        support for knowledge representation. ref SDS 72 5977
860966 -         ..
860967 -        [On 000406 Adam Cheyer reported during the meeting at SRI that
860968 -        SDS supports Knowledge Management. ref SDS 74 4945
860969 -
860970 -
860971 -
860972 -
860973 -
860974 -
8610 -

SUBJECTS
Intelligence Cycle Peer Review POIMS Plan Perform Reort Operating Sy

9503 -
950401 -  ..
950402 - Plan, Perform, Report Links Narrative and Time for Continual Learning
950403 - POIMS Supports Causal and Relational Capabilities that Advance KM
950404 -
950405 - Jack cites two issues related to POIMS, ref DRT 1 1886, the
950406 - representation of...
950407 -
950408 -       1.  Narrative, and
950410 -            ..
950411 -       2.  Linkages (relations).
950413 -  ..
950414 - Jack noted SDS applies narrative to construct a story that gives
950415 - meaning to events along the lines discussed by Rolf Jensen in research
950416 - for the OHS/DKR project reported a few weeks ago on 000307.
950417 - ref SDS 54 0783  Jack feels SDS links with precision access enhance
950418 - traditional footnotes and bibliogrpahy to correlate context and verify
950419 - accuracy of alignement with relevant history.
950421 -  ..
950422 - Planning is cited in Jack's letter today discussing "time" and human
950423 - thinking, ref DRT 1 1932, as an innovation of "knowledge space,"
950424 - formulated by POIMS, ref OF 3 4662  In our discussion today, Jack
950425 - feels "knowledge space" can be a helpful component of Knowledge
950426 - Management.  His letter proposes POIMS and The Scholar's Companion can
950427 - aid planning for Doug's goals of accomplishing OHS/DKR software.
950428 - ref DRT 1 CG7N
950430 -  ..
950431 - In discussion today, we considered the aim to develop an...
950432 -
950433 -            Operating System for People and Organizations
950434 -
950435 - ...that integrates personal and organizational, or, what has come to
950436 - be called (at this moment) "Enterprise," management.
950438 -  ..
950439 - Jack's paper on TSC, submitted with his second letter, reviewed below,
950440 - ref SDS 0 4974, actually cites a process...
950441 -
950442 -          •  Find something to do
950443 -          •  Do it
950444 -          •  Study what you did
950445 -
950446 - ...explaining a learning cycle algorithm, ref OF 2 1254, which seems
950447 - closely aligned with the concept of "intelligence" derived from a
950448 - continuous process of daily experience...
950450 -              ..
950451 -          •  Plan
950452 -          •  Perform
950453 -          •  Report
950455 -  ..
950456 - POIMS presents plan, perform, report "intelligence" cycle, ref OF 3
950457 - 6649, that streamlines Demings ideas, cited in POIMS. ref OF 3 0336
950458 - Jack's model of "finding something to do" can be thought of as
950459 - "planning," and "studying," is closely related to "reporting" applied
950460 - in SDS, as reported in POIMS. ref OF 3 2300
950462 -  ..
950463 - Jack notes in his letter today the need for an organizing structure to
950464 - manage narrative content. ref DRT 1 1065  POIMS describes support for
950465 - "flexible structures," that might most easily be grasped as a....
950466 -
950467 -                     Spreadsheet for Knowledge
950468 -
950469 - ...with multi-dimensional axes, ref OF 3 HR3H, framed in the record on
950470 - 890523, ref SDS 2 TP8O, and reviewed with Intel on 950927. ref SDS 11
950471 - 3840  On 941114 this idea was explained to IBM, and they later paid
950472 - $4B to buy Lotus Notes in the belief that a firm with success creating
950473 - spreadsheets for numerical analysis could accomplish the same thing
950474 - for knowledge. ref SDS 9 5380  That was a mistake, since the
950475 - requirements for organizing narrative are much different from using
950476 - numbers. ref SDS 12 8552
950478 -        ..
950479 -       [On 000403 Jack explains ability to develop graphical maps for
950480 -       subject structures. ref SDS 71 1144
950482 -  ..
950483 - Jack reviews in his letter the ability to think in relation to whole
950484 - concepts or pictures, and, also, in finite elements that construct
950485 - understanding from smaller meanings using alphabet technology,
950486 - commonly called language, also, "narrative." ref DRT 1 0620  On 920404
950487 - Morris cited this dichotomy of learning, as well. ref SDS 1 8453  On
950488 - 940609 Henry Kissinger commented on differences from learning by
950489 - pictures and by analysis. ref SDS 8 4238 also the New World Order...
950490 - ref OF 5 9441  Tension arising from the urge to rely on sight and
950491 - sound, rather than analysis is further reviewed in New World Order...
950492 - ref OF 5 2732
950493 -
950494 -
950495 -
9505 -

SUBJECTS
Topic Maps Jack Skilled at Programming to Generate Processes Automati

9803 -
980401 -  ..
980402 - Mental Maps Support Process Rules with Predictive Properties
980403 -
980404 - Jack sets out an ability he has to write simple process rules that
980405 - watch a scenario as it evolves and fire rules to continue the
980406 - evolution. Thus, I get an envisionment of all the various directions
980407 - some initial scenario can take.  It turns out that if I were able to
980408 - map a temporal sequence of my own thoughts and experiences to such a
980409 - graph, I would be able to analyze it in terms of the kinds of rules
980410 - necessary to fire to bring about the sequence.  From that, I can begin
980411 - to discover mistakes in my thinking, and plan for the future by
980412 - writing new rules to get it right the next time by firing those rules
980413 - during a planning phase. ref DRT 1 2310
980415 -           ..
980416 -          [On 000403 Jack discussed Topic Maps. ref SDS 71 1144
980418 -  ..
980419 - This may relate to pattern formulation and matching discussed with
980420 - John Hogden at LALN this morning. ref SDS 70 9797
980422 -  ..
980423 - Possibly the project being contemplated by LANL for advancing subject
980424 - management might be amenable to Jack's rule based systems.
980426 -  ..
980427 - TSC seems somewhat related to Landauer's LSA program that expands
980428 - limited information to build larger meanings, reviewed on 960221.
980429 - ref SDS 14 5873
980430 -
980431 -
980432 -
980433 -
9805 -

SUBJECTS
The Scholars Companion TSC Software Program Supports Learning by Dis

A103 -
A10401 -  ..
A10402 - Discovery Critical Aspect of Learning Supported by TSC
A10403 - Scholar's Companion DocBooK Experience Transformation Culture Knowledge
A10404 -
A10405 - Jack sent a second letter which is not logged, because it merely
A10406 - transmits a paper Jack gave at the Virtual Worlds 2000 conference
A10407 - earlier this year...
A10408 -
A10409 -             Evolutionary Programming, TSC, and Bead Games
A10410 -
A10411 - ...at ref OF 2 0001 relating findings and application for learning
A10412 - that emanate from the XML program he has developed....
A10413 -
A10414 -                    The Scholar's Companion (TSC)
A10415 -
A10416 - ...mentioned at the meeting on 000324. ref SDS 62 3816
A10417 -
A10418 -     [On 000403 Jack characterized process of developing the SDS daily
A10419 -     record as related to the Glass Bead Game. ref SDS 71 4862
A10421 -  ..
A10422 - Could not find a date, so gave it 000201 for orientation in knowledge
A10423 - space.
A10425 -  ..
A10426 - The conclusion says....
A10427 -
A10428 -     We have been developing the thread woven here with a goal to make
A10429 -     available a program patterned after The Scholar's Companion that
A10430 -     provides a powerful tool for learning by discovery.  We believe
A10431 -     that the development of a graphically rich MUVE environment, one
A10432 -     that will support and animate game exercises, is an appropriate
A10433 -     vehicle by which we might encourage learning experiences for users
A10434 -     of all ages. ref OF 2 0528
A10436 -      ..
A10437 -     In the long run, the system we envision places content rich
A10438 -     multiple user virtual environments firmly in the center of a web
A10439 -     activity that encourages and contributes to the growth of
A10440 -     knowledge in a variety of ways.  It is this growth of knowledge
A10441 -     that lays foundations for human development. ref OF 2 0042
A10443 -  ..
A10444 - Experience developing Scholar's Companion using XML for DocBook and
A10445 - other methods may provide helpful experience for advancing from
A10446 - inforamtion to a culture of knowledge, explained in POIMS.
A10448 -  ..
A10449 - TSC concluding "graphically rich multiple user virtual environments
A10450 - grows knowledge," ref SDS 0 TU64, reflects mental architecture of
A10451 - intelligence.  People routinely get a lot of information everyday
A10452 - through sensory perception of visual and auditory faculties.  Review
A10453 - on 890523 suggests consideration of requirements for flexible
A10454 - structure illustrated by the "big picture." ref SDS 2 G14K
A10456 -  ..
A10457 - Nominally pictures provide effective learning for fixed constructs,
A10458 - and even sequences of constructs that impart causation, as in a movie.
A10460 -  ..
A10461 - This kind of learning, however, pales in comparison with the amount of
A10462 - inductive learning constructing implicit knowledge that occurs
A10463 - constantly from living daily life that accumulates a continuous stream
A10464 - of information which imparts impressions about cause and effect, noted
A10465 - on 890523. ref SDS 2 428F
A10467 -  ..
A10468 - Most of these connections are outside the conscious span of attention.
A10469 - These impressions build knowledge, wisdom and vision when correctly
A10470 - aligned to an experiential record; but, just as often yield "common
A10471 - sense" and "false knowledge," when meaning drift occurs. (see POIMS,
A10472 - ref OF 3 8316)  Knowledge from life experience, e.g., daily meetings,
A10473 - calls, email, accurate or not, overwhelms directed learning.
A10474 - Knowledge acquired through an isolated domain, for example,
A10475 - instruction at school, is ignored, or, at the very least, strongly
A10476 - competes for attention when it conflicts with the larger domain of
A10477 - life experience.  Campbell reviewed on 900303 notes that humans are
A10478 - "experience" machines, and so are generally driven over time to apply
A10479 - the greater weight of experience in deciding action. ref SDS 3 3002
A10481 -  ..
A10482 - POIMS suggests the ability to capture a greater share of daily
A10483 - experience, and process it with computer aided thinking, or, what
A10484 - might be called "intelligence," to add organization, analysis,
A10485 - alignment, summary and feedback (see POIMS, ref OF 3 0561) provides
A10486 - another avenue for knowledge growth that is, as yet, largely untapped,
A10487 - and so provides a significant target of opportunity of augmenting
A10488 - human capabilities, explained on 890523. ref SDS 2 UP4U
A10490 -  ..
A10491 - The desirability of "discovery," can, therefore, be further advanced
A10492 - through the notion of...
A10493 -
A10494 -                        Concurrent Discovery
A10496 -      ..
A10497 - ... ref OF 6 1058 developed on 960620 for the Asilomar Conference.
A10498 - ref SDS 16 1101
A10500 -  ..
A10501 - Possibly integrating graphical and textual capability provides a
A10502 - basis for common development of effective knowledge tools.
A10503 -
A10504 -
A10505 -
A10506 -
A10507 -
A106 -

SUBJECTS
Microsoft/Intel Dominate Market Share
NC Market Promoted by Oracle, Sun, Netscape
Disruptive Technology Acceptance Slow, Christiansen, 990527
Disruptive Technology SDS Replaces Wordprocessing with KM
Disruptive Tech SDS KM Replace Wordprocessing
Evaluate Market Conditions Market Conditions
Lifestreams, Gelernter, 000331
Computers Managers Don't Use, Need Thinking Support, Not Data
Managers Do Use Computers Because Computers Do Not Help Management
Lifestream Uses Time as Organizing Criteria Developed by David Gerler
Disruptive Technology SDS Not Measured by Market Research

AJ13 -
AJ1401 -  ..
AJ1402 - Microsoft Vulnurable to Market Innovations
AJ1403 -
AJ1404 - Follow up ref SDS 49 4987.
AJ1405 -
AJ1406 - Received ref DRT 2 0001 from Jack providing a link to an article
AJ1407 - titled...
AJ1409 -               ..
AJ1410 -              Now That the PC Is Dead...
AJ1412 -               ..
AJ1413 -              Microsoft needs no vanquishing by government lawyers;
AJ1414 -              markets will take care of that
AJ1415 -
AJ1416 - ...by David Gelernter, and published in the Wall Street Journal,
AJ1417 - Interactive Edition. ref OF 1 0001
AJ1419 -          ..
AJ1420 -         http://lifestreams.com/press/articles/wsj-1-01-00/wsj-1-01-00.html
AJ1422 -      ..
AJ1423 -     [On 000403 Jack submits letter asking what was original question.
AJ1424 -     ref SDS 71 0748
AJ1425 -
AJ1426 - ...prepared by David Geletner, professor of computer science at Yale
AJ1427 - and chief scientist at Mirror Worlds Technologies. published by Wall
AJ1428 - Street Journal Interactive Edition on 000101.  The article is
AJ1429 - available at this moment from a website...
AJ1431 -                          ..
AJ1432 -                         Lifestreams
AJ1434 -          ..
AJ1435 -         http://lifestreams.com
AJ1436 -
AJ1437 - ...and as a result Jack gave his letter this heading, rather than
AJ1438 - something like...
AJ1440 -                   ..
AJ1441 -                  Microsoft's Future
AJ1443 -                   ..
AJ1444 -                  Opportunity for KM
AJ1445 -
AJ1447 -      ..
AJ1448 -     [On 000426 Jack cites Gelertner's work on Lifestreams demonstrates
AJ1449 -     proof of concept for KM. ref SDS 78 0784
AJ1451 -      ..
AJ1452 -     [On 000710 Jack submitted article by Gelertner. ref SDS 81 J545
AJ1454 -      ..
AJ1455 -     [On 031215 Gary Johnson provided Gelertner's explanation of
AJ1456 -     Lifestreams. ref SDS 89 0001
AJ1458 -      ..
AJ1459 -     [On 070126 Jack submits another article on Lifestreams and
AJ1460 -     Gelertner. ref SDS 95 B432
AJ1461 -
AJ1463 -  ..
AJ1464 - Valley of Death Opportunity for Effective Knowledge Management Tools
AJ1465 - Disruptive Technology Exploits New Realities to Grow New Markets
AJ1466 -
AJ1467 - The article maintains that Microsoft is vulnerable to a continuing
AJ1468 - evolution of market forces, in this case arising from the Internet,
AJ1469 - per Geletner...
AJ1470 -
AJ1471 -      In the future... applications are secondary, operating systems
AJ1472 -      are invisible, the Net has transformed itself into the Swarm, and
AJ1473 -      computation's main preoccupation has changed yet again. It used
AJ1474 -      to be words and numbers. Today it is pictures. Tomorrow,
AJ1475 -      crystallized time. ref OF 1 1680
AJ1477 -  ..
AJ1478 - This is the "teleputer" argument advanced by Scott and Larry.
AJ1479 -
AJ1480 -    I disagree that people will give up control a personal computer
AJ1481 -    provides for personal information.  Humans have a self-interest
AJ1482 -    dynamic that requires control. per discussion above. ref SDS 0 3245
AJ1483 -
AJ1484 -    I disagree that words and numbers will at any time become
AJ1485 -    unnecessary, since these utilities closely align with the human
AJ1486 -    mind's process of organically building larger understandings from
AJ1487 -    small meanings, i.e., growing knowledge.  To the extent that people
AJ1488 -    substitute pictures for analysis, their fortunes will suffer for
AJ1489 -    the reasons in the record on 940609. ref SDS 8 4238
AJ1490 - ..
AJ1491 - I agree the Internet adds urgency to the need for technology
AJ1492 - that supports Enterprise Management, and this presents an opportunity
AJ1493 - for effective knowledge capabilities, assuming that can be developed,
AJ1494 - as proposed to NSF on 990615. ref SDS 25 2808
AJ1496 -  ..
AJ1497 - Moving from "information" to "knowledge" management disrupts market
AJ1498 - demand for wordprocessing that merely supports information management,
AJ1499 - a weaker capability, in the manner that alphabet technology replaced
AJ1500 - poetry for augmenting human memory, reviewed on 991108, ref SDS 32
AJ1501 - 7426, and later cars replaced horse-drawn carriages.  To the extent
AJ1502 - Microsoft fails to deliver this new level of capability, it will be
AJ1503 - vulnerable to changing markets, as developed in the record on 990527,
AJ1504 - ref SDS 24 5880, explaining...
AJ1506 -                         ..
AJ1507 -                        disruptive technology
AJ1508 -
AJ1509 -
AJ1510 - ...and previously on 980307 within the meaning of a...
AJ1511 -
AJ1513 -                       ..
AJ1514 -                      strategic inflection point
AJ1515 -
AJ1516 -
AJ1517 - ...cited by Andy Grove. ref SDS 20 6148  Grove further reports that
AJ1518 - getting an established organization to adapt to market changes is like
AJ1519 - "walking through the valley of death," marking a line of vulnerability
AJ1520 - for Microsoft and opportunity for others. ref SDS 21 4674
AJ1522 -  ..
AJ1523 - Vulnerability of highly successful CEOs, like Gates, was reviewed in
AJ1524 - Fortune on 990625. ref SDS 26 6048  On 991230 considertion to exploit
AJ1525 - interests of Microsoft competitors. ref SDS 35 3224  Strengths of
AJ1526 - Microsoft to withstand challenge was reviewed on 990912. ref SDS 27
AJ1527 - 0252
AJ1529 -  ..
AJ1530 - The big sea change in market demand might arise from the new reality
AJ1531 - of information overload that daily weighs on the minds of everyone,
AJ1532 - from review of Andy Grove's book on 980307, ref SDS 21 3151, that
AJ1533 - increasingly makes....
AJ1535 -              ..
AJ1536 -             Communication the Biggest Risk in Enterprise
AJ1537 -
AJ1538 -
AJ1539 - ...from analysis on the high cost of medical mistakes. ref DIP 1 0001
AJ1540 - developed on 990924, ref SDS 28 0001, as this cost continues to
AJ1541 - escalate the demand for effective knowledge management solutions to
AJ1542 - redress the cause will go up.
AJ1544 -  ..
AJ1545 - On 000227 Eric Armstrong proposed that increasing productivity can
AJ1546 - form a big market for new technology. ref SDS 49 0896  He explained
AJ1547 - how this can happen, but specifics of what improves productivity were
AJ1548 - not set out. ref SDS 49 1248
AJ1550 -  ..
AJ1551 - On 000302 Eugene Kim observed that executives, and others, have not
AJ1552 - made computers a large part of their daily work practice, because
AJ1553 - computers do not meaningfully support management. ref SDS 51 1248
AJ1554 - Eugene suggested at the meeting on 000324 that the Colloquium define
AJ1555 - "what" will improve productivity in order to get executives and others
AJ1556 - to use computers for daily management, and this be the focus of the
AJ1557 - DKR project. ref SDS 62 6036  On 000327 Doug Engelbart cited his 1972
AJ1558 - paper setting out what technology must accomplish in order to support
AJ1559 - management. ref SDS 66 3971  This presents a huge market opportunity
AJ1560 - to exploit by providing capability that meaningfully supports daily
AJ1561 - management, per Eugene and Doug.  On 991010 this opportunity was
AJ1562 - reviewed. ref SDS 29 3066 and ref SDS 29 7636
AJ1564 -  ..
AJ1565 - One way to encapsle or signal a change is by offering a....
AJ1567 -                      ..
AJ1568 -                     Spreadsheet for Knowledge
AJ1569 -
AJ1570 -
AJ1571 - ...people have a good feeling about the power of spreadsheets, but are
AJ1572 - not familiar with "knowledge" tools, per se, per above. ref SDS 0 1568
AJ1573 - Combining these constructs may provide a soft enough image to move
AJ1574 - large numbers of people to try a new technology.
AJ1575 -
AJ1577 -  ..
AJ1578 - Actually, "Lifestreams" may not be a bad subject for Jack's letter,
AJ1579 - since Geletner eventually gets around to selling his computer program
AJ1580 - to manage information, he says his...
AJ1581 -
AJ1582 -     ...company has commercial software, called Lifestreams.
AJ1583 -
AJ1584 -     Customers can walk up to any net-connected computer and tune in
AJ1585 -     stream-shaped proto-cyberbodies. ref OF 1 1325
AJ1587 -  ..
AJ1588 - There is no evident explanation in the article of how Lifestreams
AJ1589 - helps people manage information.
AJ1590 -
AJ1592 -  ..
AJ1593 - Geletner seems to argue that applications can be replaced by tunning
AJ1594 - in to a cyberbody using a "viewer" and a "calling card."  He feels the
AJ1595 - right application software shows up automatically. ref OF 1 6141
AJ1596 -
AJ1597 -      This seems like the network computer, teleputer, model that
AJ1598 -      substitutes a mainframe server for personal control.  On 000305
AJ1599 -      Xanadu proposes a single address for information, which seems to
AJ1600 -      call for the same mainframe model, ref SDS 52 0184, that was
AJ1601 -      found to be flawed on 960304. ref SDS 13 9007
AJ1603 -       ..
AJ1604 -      Review on 000305 raises further questions about viability of
AJ1605 -      Geletner and Xanadu models. ref SDS 52 0792
AJ1607 -       ..
AJ1608 -      On 960620 adopted "Knowledge Space" as a stronger description
AJ1609 -      than Cyberspace for of technology that helps people perform
AJ1610 -      knowledge work. ref SDS 16 3516
AJ1611 -
AJ1612 -
AJ1613 -
AJ1614 -
AJ17 -

SUBJECTS
Chronology Connects Stories History Define Knowledge Knowledge Cause
Gelernter, Chronology Sequence Causation Defines Knowledge
Time Context Management, New Approach, Covey
Gelertner Time Chronology Primary Organizaing Factor of Knowledge In
Time Primary Organizaing Factor of KM
Gelertner Developed Lifestream Uses Time as Organizing Criteria
Contacts Organizing Method
Chronology Diary Journal
Gelertner Time Chronology Primary Organizaing Factor of Knowledge In

AV11 -
AV1201 -  ..
AV1202 - Gelernter Proposes Chronology for Common Storage Strategy
AV1203 - Chronology and Individuals Provide Natural Organizing Structures
AV1204 -
AV1205 - Follow up ref SDS 50 0987, ref SDS 51 4752.
AV1206 -
AV1207 - Gelernter proposes in the article, reviewed above, ref SDS 0 0748,
AV1208 - that chronology is a useful way to organize information. ref OF 1 1058
AV1209 -
AV1210 -      This is a good point, since chronology supports the human process
AV1211 -      of intellgence that develops cause and effect, largely based on
AV1212 -      remembering sequence. see POIMS, ref OF 3 0561
AV1214 -          ..
AV1215 -         [On 000405 Jack asks project team about benefits of a journal
AV1216 -         for the DKR. ref SDS 72 2928
AV1218 -          ..
AV1219 -         [On 000710 Gelertner published new article making similar
AV1220 -         point. ref SDS 81 7565
AV1222 -          ..
AV1223 -         [On 010315 classical views of rhetoric identified the context
AV1224 -         of time, i.e., past, present, future, as core of human
AV1225 -         knowledge. ref SDS 84 C24O
AV1227 -          ..
AV1228 -         [On 031215 Lifestreams based on doctoral thesis for PHD at
AV1229 -         Yale University. ref SDS 89 1J41
AV1231 -       ..
AV1232 -      Gelenter does not explain nor offer examples to show how
AV1233 -      Lifestreams exploits chronology to help people organize and
AV1234 -      remember in a way that augments intelligence for converting
AV1235 -      inforamtion into knowledge.
AV1236 -
AV1237 -         [On 000709 Bill DeHart reported that PG&E found SDS uses
AV1238 -         chronology to organize information better than other methods.
AV1239 -         ref SDS 80 0784
AV1241 -       ..
AV1242 -      Gelenter does not explain how to solve the knowledge management
AV1243 -      dilemma of fluid subjects that require flexible structures,
AV1244 -      reviewed on 890523, ref SDS 2 P13O, to manage the context of
AV1245 -      evolving real-world perceptions in the conscious span of
AV1246 -      attention, cited on 900303 reviewing Campbell's work. ref SDS 3
AV1247 -      3002
AV1248 -
AV1249 -          [On 040527 Gary sent a letter notifying that the Scopeware
AV1250 -          product based on the Lifestreams concept developed at Yale by
AV1251 -          Gelertner went out of business; Gary purchased Scopeware to
AV1252 -          evaluate. ref SDS 93 A95N
AV1254 -  ..
AV1255 - Gelenter proposes that the individual is a good way to uniquely
AV1256 - identify information. ref OF 1 3552
AV1257 -
AV1258 -     This is another powerful idea Gelernter offers that is implemented
AV1259 -     in SDS with contacts and the subject index.
AV1260 -
AV1261 -         [On 040527 Gary sent a letter notifying that the Scopeware
AV1262 -         product based on the Lifestreams concept developed at Yale by
AV1263 -         Gelertner went out of business; Gary purchased Scopeware to
AV1264 -         evaluate. ref SDS 93 A95N
AV1266 -  ..
AV1267 - Submitted ref DIT 2 0001 agreeing that Microsoft is vulnerable, but
AV1268 - for different reasons than Geletner cites, per above. ref SDS 0 6887
AV1269 -
AV1270 -     Linked to generating knowledge on automatic pilot in POIMS.
AV1271 -     ref OF 3 0561
AV1272 -
AV1273 -     Linked to "intelligence" process in POIMS. ref OF 3 6649
AV1275 -      ..
AV1276 -     Linked to religion in NWO... ref OF 5 4723
AV1278 -    ..
AV1279 -   [On 000403 Jack submits letter asking what was original question.
AV1280 -   ref SDS 71 0748
AV1281 -
AV1282 -
AV1283 -
AV1284 -
AV1285 -
AV1286 -
AV1287 -
AV1288 -
AV1289 -
AV1290 -
AV1291 -
AV13 -