Neblux Knowledge Graph

Methodology

Nodes

Nodes are concepts, people, fields and events chosen for how well they bridge disciplines. The set is deliberately curated — a map of how ideas connect, not an exhaustive encyclopedia.

Connections and relation types

Every connection carries one of five relation types:

• logical — linked by reasoning or formal / structural dependency.
• applied — one concept is used in the practice or application of another.
• conceptual — a meaningful idea-level connection between two concepts.
• historical — linked through historical development, chronology or influence.
• causal — one concept contributes to or causes another.

Separately, a connection may be marked as a learning prerequisite — meaning the source concept helps a learner understand the target. This is a flag on a connection, not a sixth relation type; the "What it builds on" and "Where it leads" sections on each concept page are derived from it.

Wonders and learning paths

Wonders are hand-authored: an ordered sequence of steps, each anchored to a graph node, carrying a written curiosity loop. Suggested learning paths are derived from the prerequisite links between concepts.

Languages

English is the base content; Traditional Chinese and Japanese are localized alongside it. Machine-readable data is published as JSON (see Sources).