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I disagree.The human mind is adequate for coming up with new ideas, ;) and it has been reported by many good authorities that staring at a blank page, :) no mat
by metalman 2y ago
I disagree.The human mind is adequate for coming up with new ideas, ;) and it has been reported by many good authorities that staring at a blank page, :) no matter the quality and fineness of one pen can be madeningly unproductive.
For my day to day work, a pen and paper is indispensible for the making lists of, and crossing out things needing doing.
The aquisition of perspective is vastly more important than meer knowledge.Removing blinders
and having the scales taken from our eyes, a new light, etc. VS getting a bigger market share by whatever method, works, best.
- kirso 2y agoI agree with your disagreement. The retrieval of pen and paper are awful. The problem is that we are overly complicating PKMs and and knowledge systems and focusing on storage instead of thinking or active retrieval which mostly comes from the fact that people tend not to know what is important and how to engage with it. A simple journal timeline with bullet points and insights / interesting things that are relevant to me made a difference. I have no idea how I would have stored these in a paper format dragging with me whilst travelling.