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That interconnectedness is powered in large part by language. Humans spend a huge amount of time and energy on language. A large language model then is a model of that part of human intelligence that exists in our ability to communicate.

I’ve added charts to spot trends in my trackers. Next up: tags! I’m exploring how they fit between folders and MoCs, and I use a to-process tag instead of an Inbox.

My new folder structure in Obsidian: Archive, Areas, Calendar, Computed, Databases, Notes, and Templates. Each serves a clear purpose to keep me organized.

Combining analog and digital note-taking lets me store searchable data while keeping a narrative I can review offline—no screen required.

My bullet journal tracks habits, life events, and daily feelings. Rewriting calendar items across future, monthly, and daily logs helps commit them to memory.

I rely on my “digital brain” for anything I might need to reference later or copy/paste. It logs daily work, tracks data, and even holds publishable drafts.