Internal Graph Language for note-taking at the speed of thought
This is a longform video about creating your own internal knowledge graph language for efficiency and keeping track of rabbit holes.
👁PKM and TFT
Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) or Note-Taking. Anything along the lines of practices, guidelines in notes, on tools like Roam Research and more.
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Exploring Aesthetics in Roam and Digital Note-taking
My CSS Theme: Kajiya Kajiya is the word for blacksmith in Japanese. I based it on my analogies for writing and thinking. I don't take credit for the base theme as made by Abhay, I merely call it my theme as it's a combination of the colours that matter the...
To be non-technical
To be non technical is to reduce our possibilities, accept our limitations, and limit the opportunities that ourselves can become. But on the other hand, to declare oneself as non-technical is to recognize what we prioritize, not focusing on leveling up skills we deem to be technical. Eg. I can...
Positive Distractions
In what environment do you think the best? This is a quick audio snippet of what I think a good 'distraction' is. Transcript [00:00:05]Norman Chella: Positive distractions. That sounds pretty strange. And even ironic to say in the first place. But I think that we can find...
Mining for Thought: How to create, combine and search for ideas
My friend, creating is an excruciating activity. We do so because the reward is worth the struggle: we find pleasure in the act of doing so. We want to see our creations out there. We want the world to see what we’re capable of making. Anything else is mental...
Joel Chan: Knowledge Synthesis, Analog Media and Zettel Questions
In this episode, we talk with Joel Chan, Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland. His involves the following quote: 'My research seeks to understand and create generalizable configurations of people, computing and information that augment human intelligence and creativity. I want to help create a future where any person...
Mat McGann: Roam for Teamwork, Health Horizon
In this episode, we talk with Matt McGann, who is the founder of Health Horizon. tracking upcoming health technologies as they develop in real time for companies, investors, and innovators as well. He is also the creator of Roam for Teamwork: covering multiplayer knowledge bases, where everything is connected and...
Dalton Mabery: Obsidian, Remixing Knowledge, and Elitism
In this episode, we talk with Dalton Mabery, a YouTuber, video editor and tweet thread maker at 20 years old, trying to find the intersection between church and technology. His YouTube channel covers tech, productivity, and lifestyle with a lot of tutorials and guides on many networked thought thinking tools,...
RoamFM Transcript: Ali Abdaal: Content Creation, The Perfect Note-Taking App
Please enjoy this transcript of my interview with Ali Abdaal for RoamFM! Ali is a Cambridge university medicine graduate, a former doctor in the UK National Health Service and a prolific YouTuber, making videos about life as a medical student, productivity tips, tech, Roam Research, Notion and more. For the...