One of the simplest yet most powerful ways to structure information is with a triple.

A triple is exactly what it sounds like: a unit of data broken into three parts - subject, predicate, and object. Think of it like a bite-sized fact. For example:

🔹 Subject: Big Ben
🔹 Predicate: is located in
🔹 Object: London

This seemingly basic structure is the foundation of knowledge graphs - those sprawling networks of interconnected facts that power everything from Google Search to a new breed of AI assistants.