> I'd hate to lose the ability of just going back 20 years later and read my own thoughts and ideas, to meet the person I was at that point. Yeah, my "second-b

> I'd hate to lose the ability of just going back 20 years later and read my own thoughts and ideas, to meet the person I was at that point. Yeah, my "second-brain" doubles as a journal too, and I have written notebooks from when I first arrived in my "real home country" with basically nothing, and it's always a pleasure to go back to read through and realize (again) how different my life is now. It's really easy to lose track of our own progress day-to-day, and being able to analyze your past perspectives and situations is like a hack to instant happiness.