1. A computer-implemented method for creating at least one n-dimensional map by utilizing one or more processors, comprising: obtaining, by utilizing said one or more processors, data from a plurality of data sources, said data containing information of a plurality of items each having one or more of an entity, a meaning, a place, a time, a word, a phrase, or a symbol; ascribing, by utilizing said one or more processors, meaning to position or location within an n-dimensional space represented by a fixed point for each item within a space among n-dimensional spaces, wherein a fixed point for one item is different from a fixed point for another item; arranging, by utilizing said one or more processors, said fixed point for one item relative to the fixed point for another item in corresponding space according to a set of predefined variable; creating, by utilizing a mapping unit, an n-dimensional map by correlating each of said fixed points defining corresponding location within the space; translating, by utilizing said one or more processors, content associated with each item into its corresponding location within the n-dimensional map and storing said translated content as a set of coordinates with corresponding relationship to each other to perpetually correspond to one or more of said entity, meaning, place, time, word, phrase, or symbol; and comparing, by utilizing said one or more processors, said translated content with a new set of data to determine differences or similarities between the translated content and the new set of data to provide a fused data on one or more output device with meaningful attributes, wherein said n-dimensional map is an EMPT (entity, meaning, place, and time) map created by correlating different types of data over the same entities, meanings, times, and places according to corresponding fixed points in the n-dimensional space in the form of a Cartesian or other type of coordinate representing greater than two (2) dimensions coordinate.