Nonsequential Thought

"A structure of thought is not itself sequential. It is an interwoven system of ideas . . . None of the ideas necessarily comes first; breaking up these ideas into presentational sequence is an arbitrary and complex process. It is often also a destructive process, since in taking apart a whole system of connection to present it sequentially, we scarcely avoid breaking--that is, leaving out--some of the connections that are part of the whole."(Theodor Nelson Literary Machines 1/14).

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