3-1c3b We are not interested in where the knowledge is stored, but rather whether it’s easy to retrieve them when we have to

The key is not where to store the information, but about how to retrieve it in the future. In short, non-retrievable information doesn’t count.

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• 3-1c3b1 You don’t take notes to know where the knowledge came from (justification), but to use it in the future, to solve problems.
• 3-1c3c Keep each ideas separately, because there is nothing absolute and necessary in the connections I make between them

Related:

• 1-2f1b Analog computation cannot accommodate error-correction. Information that cannot be reliably retrieved is not really being stored.