Can the universe fit on an infinite canvas? Or where does 'entanglement' actually live?

The author continues a series of articles on the development of the Plyra prototype, a tool for managing complex and entangled knowledge, positioned as a 'Smart Knowledge Mesh' or a frontend solution for such systems. In this publication, the author draws an analogy between the structure of knowledge and the cosmos to explain the concept of data visualization on an infinite canvas. The focus is on the problem of information 'entanglement': where it should be stored and how it should be displayed so that the user can effectively navigate through data sets. The Plyra prototype aims to solve the problem of chaotic connections by offering a new approach to organizing intellectual resources. The article invites readers to delve deeper into the project's architectural ideas and discuss how an infinite workspace can help structure complex concepts, turning an information 'tangle' into an ordered system.