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Meanwhile, what if I ask you more questions later, and you try to use your notes to answer them? If your notes were the shortest possible, you can't. Do answer you'd have needed more extensive notes about what's important in the movie, not just the answers to the original Qs
Such notes would have been very compressed, obviously: they'd have much less info than the original movie. But they'd have a lot more info than the shortest possible form of the notes that could answer the original questions. These notes would be *generalizable notes*.
So generalization involves *some* compression (a lot of it actually) but also a lot of work that's opposite to compression (writing down seemingly useless info that seems interesting / salient).
Ok, so I might be just underplaying how much weight you put or not on compression in the paper. I just always felt that the skill for instance to write good notes, would involve the generalizable ability to compress moments of the movie into richer representations
First of all "generalizable notes" great name for a movie.
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