ListNone Theory

ListNone Theory is a concept in philosophy and information theory that suggests that when we try to categorize or list items, our lists are limited to what we know or consider relevant. If something doesn't fit established categories or if we haven't encountered it, it may simply be overlooked or excluded from the list. This theory highlights the limitations of our knowledge and how our understanding is shaped by what we actively choose to include, leading to potential gaps in information or understanding when assessing broader contexts or truths.