For example, a researcher can create a project on the history of Iranian political thought and develop each concept, thinker, source, event, or argument as separate pieces. These pieces can first be published as a collection of research notes, then brought together in a long-form article (what I call composition, inspired by music), and later become the basis for an educational course or a book. In more developed versions, the same pieces can be offered in different languages and through different media[1], connected to academic sources, placed in different learning pathways, and recombined[2] according to audience needs.
I will explain the matter of media elsewhere. For now, it is enough to say that every piece of knowledge may have a medium that plays a fundamental role in transmitting it. For example, suppose we turn a poem into an image. The reality is that the primary medium of poetry is “text,” but this does not mean that the poem cannot be presented elsewhere through another medium, such as “image,” “video,” or “audio.” Thus, every independent and coherent unit of knowledge can have one primary medium and several other media.
The recombination of pieces is one of LeraLink’s most significant innovations. Recombination can be one of the most important applications of agentic intelligence, or an agent, in the system. Artificial intelligence, or hooshvareh (هوشواره), can propose new molecules from a collection of pieces, just as in other fields AI has designed, discovered, and can propose entirely new molecules and pharmaceutical compounds. Suppose you have a set of separate, coherent pieces. AI sees shared themes, patterns, and concepts in them and proposes a composition that functions like pharmaceutical formulations, from which wholly different forms of effectiveness can be extracted.