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> and any conclusions therein, evaporate. I'm in a similar but different boat: my brain remembers the conclusion but discards all of the "useless" details used
by cellularmitosis 4y ago
> and any conclusions therein, evaporate.
I'm in a similar but different boat: my brain remembers the conclusion but discards all of the "useless" details used to arrive there. This works fine on a personal level, but when someone challenges your position, you find yourself unable to defend it because all of the supporting details have long since evaporated.
So PKM might be useful to archive away the details after you reach a conclusion.
I highly, highly recommend having your own private wiki. It is the 80/20 sweet spot of PKM.
- lijogdfljk 4y ago> I'm in a similar but different boat: my brain remembers the conclusion but discards all of the "useless" details used to arrive there. This works fine on a personal level, but when someone challenges your position, you find yourself unable to defend it because all of the supporting details have long since evaporated. > So PKM might be useful to archive away the details after you reach a conclusion. 100%. I hold the same mindset!
- tunesmith 4y agoI've been playing with an app idea that helps people communicate these sorts of conclusions to each other to whatever level of detail they require. You can drill all the way down to the premise/axiom level if you want but you don't have to. The graphical animation is nice, but like you say, a private wiki can get you most of the way there.