BETA: Combining Building a Second Brain and the Zettelkasten Method
Hi Zettlers,
the next article will cover how to combine BASB and the Zettelkasten Method. It is a longer article that took quite some work, So I'd like to publish it as beta first.
If you like to take a first look, give me some feedback, and find a typo or two, please request the link and I'll send you the link to a google-doc.
Live long and prosper
Sascha
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@Sascha, I'll read the beta version of your article, provide feedback and look for typos.
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I'm game @Sascha.
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Why, on page 24 of my US Kindle edition of the BASB book, does Tiago say that an argument is not a discrete knowledge building block (hence, not a candidate for being a note) but "a bullet-point list of your meandering thoughts on a topic" is?
An argument is a highly-structured coherent list. What disqualifies it?
I ask this because it's hard for me to say much about BASB as a notemaking method when I can't comprehend its notion of a note.
(I would make each proposition in an argument a distinct note, and I would make each thought in a meandering list a distinct note as well.)
@Sascha Count me in!
I'd love to contribute if you still need some other POV.
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I am skimming the comments (my wife sleeps with my daughter, so she can't make me not work on Sundays.
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Many thanks already! Your comments are pure gold.
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