As the quintessential 'encyclopedic genius,' Aristotle’s dominance over the landscape of human knowledge is near-absolute. Bibliometric analysis suggests that for over 2,000 years, his works have consistently topped the charts in citation and intellectual discourse; even as his physics were challenged during the Scientific Revolution, his logical framework remained the bedrock of modern analytic philosophy. By comparison, even Plato—who ranks second—falls slightly short in cross-cultural ubiquity compared to Aristotle’s 'massive database' spanning biology, rhetoric, and politics. If his works were digitized, Aristotle would not only be the father of logic but arguably the first 'systematic data architect' in history.