16. A method for organizing and processing information using a computer, said information comprising a plurality of thoughts, and said method comprising the steps of: defining a matrix comprising the plurality of thoughts and further comprising a plurality of network relationships among the thoughts, wherein each thought may be related to at least one other of said thoughts, and wherein at least one of the thoughts is directly related to one of the other thoughts, and wherein said matrix references a second matrix; displaying an indicium of a first thought as a central thought on a display; displaying an indicium of a second thought on the display, wherein the second thought having a direct relation to the first thought; and selecting said second thought to be a new central thought, whereby indicia of those thoughts having defined relations with the second thought will be displayed on the display.
16. A method for organizing and processing information using a computer, said information comprising a plurality of thoughts, and said method comprising the steps of: defining a matrix comprising the plurality of thoughts and further comprising a plurality of network relationships among the thoughts, wherein each thought may be related to at least one other of said thoughts, and wherein at least one of the thoughts is directly related to one of the other thoughts, and wherein said matrix references a second matrix; displaying an indicium of a first thought as a central thought on a display; displaying an indicium of a second thought on the display, wherein the second thought having a direct relation to the first thought; and selecting said second thought to be a new central thought, whereby indicia of those thoughts having defined relations with the second thought will be displayed on the display. 17. The method of claim 16, wherein an administrator may independently assign access privileges to each of said matrices.