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### Every Object has a Type
While everything is an Object, it helps to differentiate or group these Objects so that we can draw meaningful distinctions between them. That's where **Types** come in. 
While everything is an Object, it helps to differentiate or group these Objects so that we can draw meaningful distinctions between them. That's where **Types** come in. 
In the above schema, Berlin has the Type: Location, and _2001: A Space Odyssey_ has the Type: Movie - not so different from how we think of 'objects' in the real world. Berlin and _Space Odyssey_ occupy very different spaces in my mind (even though they are both 'Objects' in my Anyverse), because they have different characteristics that make them almost incomparable. One is a city, meanwhile the other is a film.
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When considering all of the Objects in your life (humans, ideas, tasks, projects), you most likely do not envision them as independent modules, but rather as an interconnected web with unique relationships that link them together. 
**Relations** are a tool to help you define the connections that exist between Objects. For example, I have two Objects in my graph: A Book (_Sapiens_) and a Human (Yuval Noah Harari). These two are connected by the Relation: Author. Yuval Noah Harari is the **author** of _Sapiens_. \
**Relations** are a tool to help you define the connections that exist between Objects. For example, I have two Objects in my graph: A Book (_Sapiens_) and a Human (Yuval Noah Harari). These two are connected by the Relation: Author. Yuval Noah Harari is the **author** of _Sapiens_. \
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Now that the Relation between these two Objects has been defined, they are no longer independent entities in my knowledge graph. The more Relations I've created between Objects, the better I'm able to visualize how they are connected.
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Read on for a deep dive into Sets and how to use them:
{% hint style="info" %}
Primary and Profile layouts support either an emoji or a photo icon. All layouts, except Note, support a cover image.
{% endhint %}