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@Andy I'll try this. I tried setting my Android phone to monochrome. It was so dreary that after a couple of weeks of color asceticism I switched back to Technicolor ®

In my practice, there is a spectrum between notes with more "proven pieces of information" and those where I change my frame of mind and interrogate text for its meaning. This latter

* Create an Overview Zettel (simple text file) with each item written out, then use this Overview Zettel to create individual Zettels from there.* Same concept as #1, but in a text file rather than a

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To address difference #1: In Part I of the series, you take a quote from The Godfather and "process" it, which involves various steps: reformulation, establishing truth, establishing

[3] Fast S. Best Zettelstream #1 - Just Start Thinking and Let Typing Happen on Itself [Internet]. 2021 [cited 2021 Aug 27]. Available from: (Image)

Well said. My Zettels got first-draft ideas outlined, but the final writing was what I was trying to emphasize in point #1 above.

* Fast S. Best zettelstream #1 - just start thinking and let typing happen on itself [Internet]. 2021 [cited 2021 Aug 27]. Available from: (Image)

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@Sascha That's interesting that you find unlearning minimal, because in my experience unlearning is the #1 issue. This is especially so when it comes to unlearning decades of top-down approaches to st

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UID #1: Entry note. Create path for Zettel Note title: "A Zettel is a note." Continue: UID #2

For #1, #3 and #4 I handle those when I encounter the note that needs to be updated. I started using a #refactor tag to denote those notes that need to be reworked. While I don't make a specific habit

I work for a healthcare organization so, maintaining medical record privacy is job #1. Hence, the computer restrictions. I can appreciate the reasons for this.

* Card #1 — side one: Full Bibliographical info — side two: a summary of the reading