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Kabelo Moiloa
@11kilobytes
popper is interesting, and useful to read but he is most weak at social epistemology (SE). Our minds can't operate fully without being immersed in a society, they allow us to distribute the work of creating knowledge. SE studies these social structures of knowledge creation.
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Conor White-Sullivan 𐃏🔍🇺🇸
@Conaw
Incremental formalism is best term of art description I've heard in #roamcult since
@andy_matuschak
's accretive knowledge work + programmable attention
@JoelChan86
brought the theory into the community
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Tobias Reber
@tobiasreber
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6/ @JoelChan86's article on synthesis and "incremental formalization" at @roambrain has been very helpful in clarifying what I've already doing for years, just in the arts instead of science, and which cruder tools until finding @RoamResearch a while ago. roambrain.com/knowledge-synt
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Andy Matuschak
@andy_matuschak
You'd shared this paper before but somehow I'd totally missed the intersection between "grounded claims" and note-titles-as-API. I actually paid attention this time and really enjoyed it! Thanks, Joel. (my extracted notes… notes.andymatuschak.org/Grounded_claim )
notes.andymatuschak.org
Grounded claims, after Qian et al | Qian et al - Beyond iTunes for Papers - Redefining the Unit of...
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Joel Chan 🔍 | synthesizing knowledge
@JoelChan86
To your points, I agree there is significant overlap in those concepts. We have been softening our ideas about grounded claims to include other more granular units like concepts. But the key idea of needing it to be contextualized remains.
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Andy Matuschak
@andy_matuschak
The diagrams and workflow description in the text are all 1:1. Actually, I’m not quite sure how (given the description of the interaction) one would associate a summary with multiple distinct PDF excerpts!
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