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Yeah, it really seems like this article is describing the default. It's good to accept and understand that writing stuff into notes doesn't ever imply you'll re
by habitue 3y ago
Yeah, it really seems like this article is describing the default. It's good to accept and understand that writing stuff into notes doesn't ever imply you'll read it again.
That doesn't mean that if you make the effort to read the notes again you won't get value out of them. It's just saying "You realize you aren't on track to read any of this ever again right?"
- emodendroket 3y agoI think they're different kinds of notes you're talking about. If you're doing applied study to learn something, sure. But most notes are not that directed or profound; it's more like "I liked this song on the radio; let me check out this artist whenever I have time." If you haven't bothered in a month you probably aren't ever going to. For directed study, though, I find making the notes if oten more helpful than referring to them again.
- hxugufjfjf 3y agoI find this the case, but I've also found anomalies where I one day watch a movie that's been in my watchlist for years. One day something that seems stale just seems new again. Not sure why.
- emodendroket 3y agoThat's also true but if I haven't felt compelled to upgrade it from a notebook scribble it's somewhat less likely