the tools you use shape you, i didn't really get that until like this year, but i have a big problem with google chrome and i thiink its messing up my brain
google search bar + tabs makes it too easy to wander instantaneously and lose intention/awareness.

my brain wanders and chrome helps reinforce that behavior until it gets progressively worse at being intentional and directed
made a custom browser called Roam Garden (centered around #roamresearch not google) over the past couple days and it's tailor-made for intentional browsing that really pushes you to architect your browsing behaviors while at the same time helping you garden and make connections
sometimes **worse** numbers and **more** friction allow for more humane design, which i never realized before this
can't share now, maybe in a couple months, but very excited

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3 Feb
#RoamGames Tackled the on-boarding challenge this evening at roamresearch.com/#/app/roamfell…

There's designs, curations, and a bunch of stuff that I hope y'all find useful and can spring board off of!
There's also stuff from fellowship work I did last Fall so feel free to take a look there and use that too if it helps
I hope these starting points help kickstart a ton of divergence over the next couple days in #roamcult. I'm down to host a call Friday evening if people are down where we can hash stuff out and converge our designs. Hand it in together and split the loot as Team Carbon.
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#roamcult, what is the STRONGEST argument for labelling edges in a knowledge graph?
If I want to say: Topic -> Supported By -> Evidence

I can just tag the [[Topic]] and [[Supported By]] in the evidence's block, then when I go to the topic page, I can filter for supported by.

How does doing, for example, [[[[Supports]]:: Topic]] in the evidence block help?
Like it would save clicks cuz now I can just go to the [[[[Supports]]:: Topic]] page rather than going to the topic page then filtering for supports, but you also have to type more.

What am I missing here?
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been using this method where i create an outline of ideas I want to pickup and create notes for, then I go down that list and create well-linked, formalized notes for each of those items. This is very useful btw and I use my evergreen notes all the time... but this is suboptimal
very frustrated rn cuz i realized i could've been learning at twice the rate if i was better with handling abstraction levels
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