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19 Dec, 7 tweets, 2 min read
This meme format is brilliant.
It feels related to ideas I’ve been considering around simplicity and complexity.
The meme represents the three levels of knowing.

Brilliant.
Simplicity can encompass complexity.
1) Unconscious incompetence
2) Conscious incompetence & Conscious competence
3) Conscious competence & unconscious competence
A goal might be to be “at peace” in STAGE 2.

With faith that you will eventually embody STAGE 3.

Same graph, but removing the emotional turmoil from STAGE 2.
“You have to make lots of over-complicated visuals and ideas before you learn how to boil to reduce.”

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20 Dec
Ever find yourself sitting there, working on something, and an old memory pops into your head?

An isolated moment, nearly forgotten, but brought into your awareness somehow — by some thread, some connection or trigger.
I find these moments amazing. While I might not have actively recalled the memory if I tried — it’s there, just waiting for the right resurfacing trigger.
What’s more amazing still, is having the means to capture them as they naturally arise.

— surprised at their arrival, and able to save them into a growing collection of similar fleeting memories.
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19 Dec
Been hovering around how to structure and organize sets of knowledge.

Building a map — piece by piece.

Today I got some clarity.

Course and lecture design holds some important clues!
A good course and a good lecture have intentional design elements that OREINT the learner.

That build appropriate perspective for the learner, so they can see how the material interacts with the rest of their knowledge or the domain.
There is a map, hidden in the linear structure of many courses.

I want to deconstruct the linearity, to build the multi-dimensional.
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17 Dec
BROWSER QUESTION

Looking for a way to automatically log out out certain websites after closing the browser session.

There are *some* websites that I do not want to log out of, but some that I do.

e.g. Always log out of Google, Facebook, Roam; but “stay logged in” for others.
I use Brave and Vivaldi.

Right now, I delete all cookies, passwords, auto-fill, and logins after each session. But this seems to be a *global* setting.
I think, more broadly, I just need to have a more cohesive browsing strategy.

I want:
- Privacy (ads, trackers)
- Performance (so Roam is fast)
- Ease (in places I want ease)
- Resistance (in places I don’t want ease)
- Extensions
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16 Dec
FUNDAMENTALS OF PHARMACY PRACTICE — A Threadapolooza Study Break
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“What does a pharmacist do?”
“That’s a lot of school to count pills.”
“Legal drug dealer”
“Medication-advocate”

… The role of the pharmacist and the process of pharmaceutical care is not well understood by a lot of people I talk to — so let’s take a bit of a tour!
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16 Dec
Problem: getting a ways down the rabbit hole on something, and not knowing how to help someone “catch up” — causing people to get left behind.

Possible solution: [[concept ladders]]
I feel this same cramp with any sort of specialized knowledge.

It’s just *hard* to transfer knowledge efficiently sometimes — without having them walk the same mile you did.
It’s like: yea one sec I’ll just build you a curriculum real quick.
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14 Dec
I can’t shake the idea of a networked database of medical knowledge and a companion interface for the delivery of patient care.

Feels so possible and so powerful.
When most people think about advancements in healthcare information technology, they think big. Very big.

Connect all the information, in all the centres, from all the sources.

And that’s a compelling vision.

But I don’t think it’s next.
Even WITHIN a single practice site (e.g. pharmacy), the possibilities are powerful.

There are “classes” of information that all have features or properties.

And this information is used in different processes.
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