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Floor polish AND dessert topping?

It turns out there are a lot more search results on “knowledge garden” than “knowledge gardening” — I’ve found some very cool articles I’ll write about later (in the meantime, you can look in my links library under “knowledge gardening”).
I’ve also read more academic knowledge management papers. It occurs to me that the arguments there about whether knowledge is something one has or something one does may be something like the argument physicists used to have about whether light was a wave or a particle. As a hands-on knowledge gardener, I haven’t had to pick one or the other. I work to help the people I work with share knowledge, in such a way that we can use it later, and that more knowledge and ideas can grow.