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
start off at very high level, and sketch a map of the various parts with a sentence/drawing/equation for each part and the connections between the parts. this can be incredibly messy, informal, and like a "fat-marker map"... kind of like creating a latent space
AFTER creating this very messy, informal map, turn the components into structured notes for future re-use. Not properly handling this process of going from "fat-marker knowledge latent space" to "evergreen notes' has potentially cost me a damn month
incremental formalization, like @JoelChan86 says, is incredibly important when learning. Adopting such methods and doing some like "latent knowledge space" -> "evergreen notes" process is the game for learning! god damn, wouldve saved me a ton of time if I realized earlier
#roamcult , whats your greatest learning feat and what were you doing when you accomplished it? Any specific practices, mental models, methods?
Also been fascinated by the idea of "Latent Spaces", #roamcult what do you envision the equivalent of a latent space for humans looking like in @RoamResearch ?
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