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Heal From Information Intoxication by Regaining Depth • Zettelkasten Method

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edited July 1 in Project: Zettelkasten.de
Heal From Information Intoxication by Regaining Depth • Zettelkasten Method

The Zettelkasten Method can't heal a toxic relationship to knowledge. No system can. We have to regain depth.

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  • JoshAJoshA
    edited July 2

    Very timely message Sascha. I see a connection between the 'low value content' phenomena and more newly "ai full-stack application" generated slop that is popping up everywhere.

    More now than ever we need to recognise and think about the more abstract questions regarding purpose, methods, & tools, now that we are drowning in them (at least in the digital world). Developing good taste in this area will only become more valuable, personally and professionally.

    The digital sea is vast and shallow. Cultivate your filter!

    Zettler

  • SaschaSascha

    @JoshA said:
    Very timely message Sascha. I see a connection between the 'low value content' phenomena and more newly "ai full-stack application" generated slop that is popping up everywhere.

    More now than ever we need to recognise and think about the more abstract questions regarding purpose, methods, & tools, now that we are drowning in them (at least in the digital world). Developing good taste in this area will only become more valuable, personally and professionally.

    The digital sea is vast and shallow. Cultivate your filter!

    I think it will accelerate an already occurring development that the internet will be divided into human content and machine content, the machines constantly trying to invade the human space.

    I am a Zettler

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