The first sentence in the introduction is > This book is about how to make a complete map of everything you think for as long as you like. He then goes on for

The first sentence in the introduction is > This book is about how to make a complete map of everything you think for as long as you like. He then goes on for more than 100 pages (in reasonably logical sections) on how he did this. Isn't that interesting? There are many related topics to this. Here are a few: - Has anyone done anything similar? - How does this affect your thinking? - Have any famous people done this before? Fuller comes to mind, as does da Vinci. - What about unconventional notebook techniques? - How can we make this type of note-taking better with modern tools (tablets etc)?