To take good permanent notes:
- Review, reduce, and categorize relevant literature notes.
- Create notes as if you are teaching someone. Elaborate.
- Recontextualize new permanent notes notes.
- Why do you care about it? Under what contexts is it useful? Add to
context. - Why did the aspects I wrote down catch my interest? Why is it an important topic? Answer in a permanent note and ask more questions like “Why?” recursively to make new connections.
- Why do you care about it? Under what contexts is it useful? Add to
- Make more connections with existing notes by viewing the local graph (depth set to 2 or 3). Seeing its connections might elicit new ideas.