And by Bob Ross I mean, extremely calm and soothing to listen from, thinks well, when you take in anything they do you enter a state of bliss that protects you from the world (unless I’m missing something from Bob Ross that I don’t know here)
For preservation, how I came to this thought: I woke up thinking “the infinite canvas is a potential barrier for mass thinkers because they lean towards order on the chaos vs order spectrum” and canvases led me to painters -> Bob Ross -> who’s a Bob Ross Thinker
And because an empty canvas is chaos personified, a workflow is chaos articulated, tools that have inherent rules for different aspects of its knowledge assumption(!) have enough order to encourage gaining micro efficiencies
Easier to build a city than design a planet
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Video starts at 0:44 onwards (was confused with Youtube live-streaming haha), and includes notes from @rroudt, @JoelChan86, @beauhaan, @Roamfu, and biggest contributor in the chat @aravindballa 🎉 thank you!
Friday night tinkering with my graph workflow is a different flavour of fun for some strange reason
Anybody got any good thinking music? My music player shuffled to Hoobastank's The Reason and I don't know if these feels are what I need for knowledge work atm 😅
Here's a 6 minute video of me exploring the viability of my current Roam42 jumpnav system on my private graph if you're interested - it's boring stuff if you're not interested in mouseless 😅 share.descript.com/view/Xu5BFXwuP…
Everything is a conversation. That's a firm belief I've always had for a very long time.
Every question has an answer, and every response a stepping stone to another discussion.
There are intonations, emotions, accents, and more that can never be captured in a blogpost.
A conversation *feels* different. In a podcast, you capture the content AND context.
But it's rigid. It's hard to get atomic unless you timestamp a specific part of the episode. You STILL have to refer to the whole episode (think of this as page vs. block-level referencing)
What's the difference between knowledge workers of the past and present?
In Medieval times, it was in the pursuit of God. Cato explains more here:
Giving us an overview of the other apps that he's tried, Cato details on the angles, differences and more on what is available for us lovely note-takers 🤩 shoutouts to @WorkFlowy and @ScrapboxApp for the mention and their amazing work here!