Thanks and appreciate your stepping forward to try something new (with a big hardware investment, at that). I view note-taking (apps, or just on paper) as bein

Thanks and appreciate your stepping forward to try something new (with a big hardware investment, at that). I view note-taking (apps, or just on paper) as being about capture and later retrieval. But in a pretty static way--you take notes from a meeting, later you read them to remind yourself. Knowledge bases like wikis are more powerful version of this data in, data out mechanism. Muse is about thinking. That means: pulling together a huge number of sources, arranging, culling, finding patterns, having insights. Which can then lead to a creative work (like a book or a piece of software) or a decision (like making managerial decisions as a startup founder or team lead). Hope to hear how your journey with the iPad (and Muse) turns out :-)