Concerning the Nature and Structure of Concept

What is an idea? We sort of know, right? We all have ideas. Well then, what's a concept? Ideas and concepts are entirely different things. Why does it matter? Everything -- your success, your idea, business, film, technology -- is dependent on understanding that difference and how the abstract world actually works. Every discovery, breakthrough, advancement in history is also dependent on concept as well. Do you have an idea for a film? Or a new technology? Or a new business? Or a scientific theory? How do you perfect your ideas, except by the old fashion, often arduous, strictly trial and error approach? -- Nicola Tesla would not have approved of that way. This book represents an evolutionary next step in driving innovation, creativity and discovery based on a greater understanding of the nature and structure of concept, how it works in conjunction with ideas to help us bring something into our world... out of nothing.

This book offers new definitions for idea, concept and thought. It offers new words to define types of concepts and the structures found within concept. It offers readers the Laws of Concept while setting out the principles that establish an entirely new, critical discipline: Concept Modeling. Concept Modeling is the discipline underneath all other disciplines. You would never study physics without first studying math, right? Concept Modeling is like the math that makes all other disciplines work. Got an idea? Concept model it first.

This book explains the nature and structure of concept and the new discipline of Concept Modeling.