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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

24 Sep

Do knowledge workers do something like 'collective thinking sessions'?

eg. A 2 hour session where you have an agenda for discussion/thinking a topic:

First 30m: Discussing potential questions, fallbacks, etc.
1hr: deep thinking work in silence
Last 30m: Discussion and review

I would think this format works really well, especially in CKM environments which is what Roam is advocating for (the digital version of this session)

(currently thinking of more ways to get into that environment where I'm compelled to naturally deep dive into topics etc.)

I'm under the firm belief that with proper controlled conditions, you can broaden angles in thinking about something depending on number of people involved:

Solo in private: chaotic freedom
Collective sessions: Conversational insight
Thinking in public: According to the world

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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

26 Aug

Roam with me: A bit of a livestream on YouTube

@rroudt

All done! Ah that felt really good. :)

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!

https://twitter.com/rroudt/status/1430504270562938882?s=20

Tweet threads used in this session: 1/

https://twitter.com/rroudt/status/1430504270562938882?s=20

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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

23 Aug

Who’s the Bob Ross of #toolsforthought ?

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

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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

30 Jul

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…

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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

28 Jul

A human being lives alone in their head. Humanity brings them together.

They grow up individually so they can learn how to fit into the collective. It’s the antidote to loneliness. Everyone wants to survive.

The difference is how much of your individuality remains after growth.

Understanding this, people articulate what the world expects of them to say, only to fit in. Their head = humanity.

The Individual recognises the head and observed humanity as two different universes, translating between both what the world truly needs.

They are twice as alone.

Oh how lonely ideas can be when they’re not translated between each other

Oh how cold The Individual feels after they are misunderstood by humanity

Oh how frustrating it is to move the world atop your own mountain, alone, fighting on the peaks when humans desire only the earth

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R𐃏amFM

@RoamFm

19 Jun

@AirrAudio

The exciting thing about @AirrAudio's new AirrSpace feature is that it's the foundation for something I've always been fascinated about:

The atomicity of conversations.

Some thoughts on this:
airr.io/space/60cdf659…

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)

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