A description I sent someone about this in late 2015

• Another application I'd like, which could also be done w/ wikis but I think
  not as well because of the lack of general computability, is to collaboratively
  create a maturity model for all of life. There's a John Wooden quote that
  goes something like "the problem with all the good new books is that they
  keep us from reading all the good old books". On any topic, there is too
  much material or not enough available, and one has to wade through much
  to find what one needs. But if there's a generalized maturity model, and
  one can query it to learn "here's where I am right now in all kinds of
  levels of development", then the system could provide info on "here are
  things you can do next to grow [in a particular area, or], to become a
  more balanced person, to progress further as a whole individual or to serve
  & [be a] mentor for others", and provide the "whys", the very best references
  w/ more info, and tracking or reminders to help strengthen traits or review
  material (like Anki), all in a very structured way that would not be
  possible if the knowledge is primarily captured as tons of words. I.e.,
  best practices tailored to one's own situation, where you only need to see
  what is most helpful to you right now, instead of everything at once,
  enabled by structured, computable, modeled knowledge.
  
  [....]
  
  I think as a civilization we need to look at recording, manipulating,
  computing, and otherwise using [our collected] knowledge much more
  efficiently, and trying to process endless words is a large hindrance.
  Ideally and ultimately, it's about making knowledge computable by detaching
  it from the words, the words are a superstrate but not the core -- and
  everything we could do with that.