robertogreco
always have a broad mission or direction, and everything I learn gets mapped onto it. My brain has sort of a single-threaded worldview, which is a funny thing to say because you might think I hop around a lot. But it all has context. If I can’t fit something in, I tend to not remember it. I have this mental “clothesline” where I hang ideas among ea
... See moreEric Jorgenson • The Anthology of Balaji: A Guide to Technology, Truth, and Building the Future
I love this: “Productivity can only move as a line through time. Creativity can fold time itself.” — @farbood
Michael Filimowicz describes many such “anti-narratives” that push the boundaries – some becoming more like games or improvisational theatre, where narrative order is disrupted deliberatelymedium.com. These forms require more work (sometimes called ergodic literature, meaning the reader/player must exert effort to traverse the storymedium.com). B
... See moreA year ago, the idea of networking our notes with bi-directional links became the biggest thing in the tools for thought space since Vannevar Bush described the memex. Top-down hierarchies and tag systems became the pet explanation du jour for everything that was wrong with note-taking. So we all hustled on to the Double-Bracket Express determined ... See more