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Organizing notes with organic connections to retain and be able to recall
knowledge using a separate repository from our brains.
This is acheived by [[id:29ff390c-d44c-4860-be52-c8ebe17fde57][Taking atomic notes]] and [[id:6d08493c-5337-448f-83eb-53d3891da383][Making connections between notes]] in
This is achieved by [[id:29ff390c-d44c-4860-be52-c8ebe17fde57][Taking atomic notes]] and [[id:6d08493c-5337-448f-83eb-53d3891da383][Making connections between notes]] in
something like a [[id:d3c18b58-db42-4c5f-a1e4-12382a900f4b][Zettelkasten]]. This lets us offload information into an external
database, and then make and utilize the same sort of associative connections
between bits of information that our brains naturally use to recall them.

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#+title: Over-investing in note-taking can be a form of procrastination
Putting excessive effort into [[id:3dc8df7d-0050-4afb-9c93-5d0c50d324d0][perfecting notes]] and [[id:9da11b5b-b30c-4d0f-8e54-1389fb3276e0][Building a Second Brain]] can
be a form of procrastinating rather than putting knowledge into practice to
reinforce it.
#+begin_quote
There's a tendency in all of us to gather useful stuff and feel good about it.
To collect is a reward in itself. As knowledge workers, we're inclined to look
for the next groundbreaking thought, for intellectual stimulation: we pile up
promising books and articles, and we store half the internet as bookmarks, just
so we get the feeling of being on the cutting edge."
-- Sascha (Zettelkasten.de)
#+end_quote