Thanks Dan!
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Your remark about it being agonizing is... really interesting, and a bit surprising. I wonder what gives the impression?
Maybe. It's a strong part of my personality to try to systematize messy processes, so it seems sorta like breathing. I also show the actual process at various points, rather than merely a finished product; that is deliberate, but probably gives the impression of much effort.
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Good article. I’m still not convinced, though. Perhaps I’m an outlier, but I learned in college that note-taking is negative-value for me: I’m much better off just reading (more) material to learn concepts etc. Anki still seems too much like “better note-taking” to me.
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Upon a few moments further reflection: yes, you're quite right. And the comment is really interesting.
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In general, I'm a fan of what I call discovery fiction - basically providing accounts of how something _could_ have been discovered. (Actually, for this article, I guess it's discovery non-fiction.) And you're right: that style does seem effortful. But hopefully also insightful.
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