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The key thing is not discipline. It's to make it yours. It's easy to make a software that would link your thoughts or weblinks together one way or another, but
by moriturius 6y ago
The key thing is not discipline. It's to make it yours. It's easy to make a software that would link your thoughts or weblinks together one way or another, but it's impossible to make it just like you would.
There is no software that would piece different ideas together to come up with a new one. That is called AI and we are not there yet.
What you want is get the results without doing any actual work yourself. This is not a problem that any software could fix.
- TrainedMonkey 6y agoConcur, to rephrase it, it's not the software that must make connections while you sleep, but rather you must make connections and then transfer them to software. From there you can do spaced repetition or whatever to map those connections to a mental model. There are two friction points here: realizing what connections are made and then externally documenting the connections.
- elbear 6y agoWhy do you need to document the connections externally? Isn't it enough to reference one node from another and provide some context?