*Agnostic* re thinking and organization?  That is a right fantastic 
quality-description.

Now you have me thinking about "adjectives" to describe TiddlyWiki 
qualities.

If anybody else wants to join in on this "word game" (?), I submit these 
add-ons to TT's perfect start:  *unpretentious* and *non-prescriptive*.

Yeah, I love Scrabble.  Not particularly good at it, but love it...

On Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 5:28:09 AM UTC-4 TiddlyTweeter wrote:

> Ciao Soren ...
>
>> ... I love index cards, and they're very flexible, but they're *objects*; 
>> they don't do anything themselves. 
>>
>
> Right. FYI, just in the actions of a CREATOR, cards can do amazing things! 
> The Zettelkasten <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettelkasten>thing 
> emerged as a celebration of the *(physical-card-index)* mind of 
> sociologist Niklas Luhmann 
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niklas_Luhmann#Note-taking_system_(Zettelkasten)>.
>  
> Point being: it was A celebration of that vast card-isation he brilliantly 
> made for HIS purposes.
>  
>
>> You write them, you read them, you tag them, you reorder them, you filter 
>> them, you group them, but at the end of the day they're pieces of data in a 
>> single format that you, an actor outside the system of cards, are 
>> manipulating. Tiddlers aren't like that at all. Tiddlers behave like data, 
>> yes, but they also behave like templates and tags and filters and 
>> calculators and bulletin boards and highlighters. Tiddlers *do *the 
>> sorting and filtering on other tiddlers; the distinction between actor and 
>> data is gone, and it's all one system that loops back on itself.
>>
>
> Right. My take on all this is that the "*Tiddler Architecture"  o*f TW is 
> totally AGNOSTIC on what an end-user does in THEIR way of thinking or 
> "organizing".
> TBH, that "agnosticism" is one of its most useful characteristics. There 
> is no whip-boy telling anyone what THEIR data should look like or that it 
> should be a regular database.
>
> Best wishes
> TT
>

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