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Holonic map
A holonic map is a fractal map of perceptions represented as holons, forming a holarchy of perceptual information. Within a holonic map each ''object of perception'', colloquially referred to as a 'thought' or a 'thing', is represented by a holon, which can contain other holons.
The holonic map is able to store and communicate subjective and inter-subjective information, and therefore by function of the human nervous system abstractions of 'objective' information.〔Alfred Korzybski, ''Selections from Science and Sanity'', 2010, ISBN 9780982755914〕 Any perceptual object of attention can potentially be represented as a holon within a holonic map.
==History==
The concept of a ''holonic map'' and ''holonic mapping'' was invented in 2011 by Chris Larcombe in an attempt to bring systems thinking to a wider audience, in addition to providing a platform for expanding individual and collective perception of the environment through the process of sharing perceptions.
In the same year the holonic map was subsequently implemented by Larcombe in the form of a web-based collaborative holonic mapping technology initially known as ''Waysphere'',〔Larcombe, C. G. (2012, January). Introducing Waysphere: Holonic Social Mapping for Human Beings (file ).〕 allowing perceptions to be shared over the internet.
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