Test Information Space

0:00 Note-taking 0:16 How to take notes for a new class 0:59 What actually happens when you take notes 1:23 What good note taking looks like 2:30 Good note-taking allows for deep processing 4:20 Intuitive vs logical 7:23 Should I type or handwrite my notes? 12:48 How do you transition to freehand notes? 17:31 How can you tell if your notes are effective? 20:26 Getting questions right doesn't matter (An author wants to put the text in the right form for the reader to mull. Items and relations. The basis of mathematics. Symbolism influences ethos. Conversely, the goons can likely tell who is most likely to fail parole. Prisoner dilemma as group theory.)

03:36 The skills you NEED for learning in lectures 06:09 Learn to manage your cognitive load 09:15 What should I do before the lecture? 12:35 The best questions to ask during the lecture 17:12 Filtering information during the lecture
(Does this apply to juries?)

He likened the book to a particle accelerator that smashes atoms together to study their parts, such as quarks. In “Deep Utopia,” he said, he smashed values into one another to study their composition.
(The author also spreads the topics across a week. Each day, they go through sentiment, logic, and symbolism. So it may be mimicking how the parts of a brain do interpretation. Or that could be the journaling routine. As mnemonic for both self and reader.)

April 6th, 2024.
Incidentally, MindStudio also has a hackathon going over Discord from April 5th.