Radar Charts and Knowledge Distribution Charts

https://gyazo.com/82a4fb799bce18b045c33f1d4647aa42

Maybe people are more familiar with radar charts.

https://gyazo.com/aaadadcd37943e5dc6bd6c0b832e6fd9

Radar chart has discrete regions of definition, but the knowledge distribution map is continuous

I believe the "knowledge domain" is not discrete, but continuous.

The knowledge domain that many people imagine may be discretized

Even in my descriptions of various things, I often discuss them in a discretized definitional domain of about one or two points.

Like, "I know engineering and I know business administration."

In this case, it MUST not be a continuous knowledge distribution map

The radar chart is limited to a finite definitional area.

This is unacceptable to me.

It creates the misconception that "everything is in plain sight."

It's important not to overlook the fact that "new territory is being created."

New fields of knowledge are being created all the time.

The knowledge distribution map has no edges and is infinite.

But then I thought about it, and I never really explained it properly.

For simplicity, I have used one dimension, but of course it is multidimensional.

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