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The Paradox of Mastery: Why the Expert Must Remain a Beginner

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On Friday we learned our cat, who has visited Writing Slowly <a href="...

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Memory isn’t a static recording but a constant act of reconstruction. Every time we revisit a note or a book, we are weaving together the original cont...

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Is note-making an “aide memoire” or a replacement for the source? To distill a book into notes on it, is to change our relationship with the orig...

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There’s a unique magic in the physical bookshelf. It acts as a spatial memory palace where a spine or a colour can trigger a flood of recollection. <a ...

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Remembering what you read

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ADHD: not straightforwardly a dysfunction.

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Writing Slowly

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Tsundoku status alert.

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My current mood is: Let me sleep, and only wake up after AI is done destroying everything worthwhile, so I can skip to whatever’s left without havi...

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What's the future of creative work without human intent?

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‘Beginner's mind’ keeps you young

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Notes about notebooks?

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I find writing on the train works well. It helps that there’s a good view.

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Every Zen garden is unique, but recognizable patterns recur too.

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Holy mother of cheeses, the Internet is not made out of content

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