- I wonder if [[(computer) format]] of input that cannot be [[edited]] is not ideal as [[Forms of Knowledge Representation]].
- Editing examples
- underline Subtract
- Write down what comes to mind in the margins.
- Creating Scrapbox-like links
- The current editing of paper books and e-books is not good enough
- Inherently more conducive to intellectual production.
- Cases where the margins are too small to write in
- Make reading notes in a separate notebook because you can’t write in the margins.
- → Books and notebooks are kept separate from each other.
- Cannot jump from the book side to the notes I wrote reading that page.
- → Books and notebooks are kept separate from each other.
- Make reading notes in a separate notebook because you can’t write in the margins.
- I want to compare the contents on separate pages side by side.
- It was cumbersome on paper, but depending on the implementation of the e-book viewer, it’s more cumbersome than paper, degenerate.
- Phenomenon that output becomes a hassle and output ceases.
- Unconsciously, we are shackling our intellect.
- Writing clarifies thoughts: literary work.
- Creating Scrapbox-like links
- Bracketing keywords that seem important that come up while reading.
- Or add the keywords you associate with it.
- If the page is two hops ahead of the link, it is indicated by a blue link.
- Strongly support discovering the connection between concepts
- Forming a network of knowledge
- Bracketing keywords that seem important that come up while reading.
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