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> [Tony Seale’s Post](https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tonyseale_following-on-from-my-post-last-week-i-will-activity-7212364139522916353-0m-v)
> by <!-- IQ: =this.creator -->[[Tony Seale|Tony Seale]]<!-- /IQ -->
> Related: <!-- IQ: =this.related -->[[Concepts/iaclass.md\|iaclass]], [[Concepts/knowledge graph.md\|knowledge graph]], [[information relationship\|information relationship]]<!-- /IQ -->
## Summary
Graphs link data points with relationships, using nodes and edges to capture messy real-world facts.
This structure makes graphs ideal for integrating diverse data and enabling reasoning.
With LLMs, well-structured Knowledge Graphs become even more valuable for powering accurate, contextual AI.
*(Summarized by Ghostreader)*
## Significance
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> Continues a practitioner argument for rethinking enterprise data around graphs, grounded in the realities of scale rather than tooling enthusiasm.
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