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What is @RoamResearch good for?

Obviously Evernote has better webclipper, Notion is prettier, default notes app on your phone is faster and more convenient.

Here's a thread on patterns I've seen, and aha moments common across most intense parts of the #roamcult
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MY FAVORITE TOUR OF @RoamResearch

Focus on the fundamentals

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@cashfIo Might not be the right time for you.

If you're trying to answer hard questions, find insight, discover patterns in your past thoughts conversations and things you're reading...

If you've got ideas you're struggling to clearly articulate and want a medium to explore them? It is
@cashfIo The aha moments tend to be

1. Trying to learn something new and challenging, notes in Roam 1000x useful for exploring the material

2. Feeling overwhelmed with life chaos, Roam's bottom up organization is calming for tasks, projects, errant thoughts, and fitting pieces together
@cashfIo 3. Developing your Magum Opus - chipping away at major project or grand unified theory, Roam helps you get compound interest on past work, and ability to work on pieces before you know how they'll all fit together.
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@cortexfutura I think this is backwards - but you're close to something here

There is a missing primitive - which is to reference a part of a whole without changing the whole.

Extract is useful when you want to take a compound statement - split it into parts, and then be able to ref those
@cortexfutura If you're discussing a quote - you don't want to do an extraction at all

You should alt drag to another place (could be below- but probably not, since you're discussing in different content)

Then replace with text+alias to get the thing you're hoping for -- and delete from that
@cortexfutura Try that - alt-drag a block to right below it - replace with text and alias - and delete everything but the quote you want -- will give you exactly the thing you're asking for

it's a minor extra step - but I think still fast enough to not hurt flow
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Ok. Wow. @AliAbdaal really GETS IT.

Great introduction.
@AliAbdaal I did watch, and I am much more convinced we should make a referral program.
Was worried in the beginning, but then saw the query for #nibbles with {not: [[digested]]} and breathed a sign of relief
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