I love words; they can be distinct or broaden meaning; the words
   that surround them can modify a word's "behavior"... "con-text"
   - literally "with text".... fascinating stuff. I'd like a chart
   because: a) I don't think I'm the first person on the planet
   Earth out of billions (trillions?) of lives lived that thought,
   "Gee, wouldn't it be great to line it all up" I like to believe
   "I'm an original" but there's only so many patterns of human
   thought; and the likelihood of me being a "true original" with
   ideas is pretty small.* I've invented so many things through the
   years only to find someone had just patented it that I gave up
   trying to be an inventor (mostly) :P And b) well.. really a) is
   enough :P* somebody out there must've done it.* But if it takes
   too long to find it (and I can't get someone smarter to do it
   for me) then I'll have to do it myself. I did that with a
   universally cross-linked thesaurus a year ago.* That's something
   nobody did.* I published it on Amazon.* Splits 102,000 words in
   the English language into 5 natural nameless categories they
   found themselves in. [basically, I took as much English as I
   could "out of context" to see what would happen] Totally useless
   but it's new at least :P