1. A method, comprising: generating, via a computer, an ontological domain for an individual based upon information elements, the information elements representing aspects of detectable behaviors of the individual over time, at least a portion of the detectable behaviors being captured via user-generated input of the individual monitored by the computer, and at least another portion of the detectable behaviors being received from a source that is independent of the computer and absent any user-generated input of the individual, the generating the ontological domain comprising creating subdomains of contextually organized collections of the information elements by topic; comparing the information elements across the subdomains; determining relationships of the information elements across topics indicated by the subdomains based on common features associated with the information elements; determining, via the computer, a relevance of the relationships among the information elements across the subdomains based on measurable aspects of the information elements with respect to frequency of occurrence, geolocation, time, or any combination thereof, wherein the relationships determined to be relevant are identified as an interest of the individual; searching sources of information using the information elements having the relationships determined to be relevant; and transmitting a solution to a device associated with the individual, the solution identified from results of the searching as satisfying the interest.
6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the relationships of the information elements are orthogonal relationships.