Entry points > Representations > Knowledge
Folder Hierarchy
Top Level Notes
"Why you say it"
Examples
- questions, goals, issues
- outcomes, decisions
- motivation, relevance, purpose
- usecases
Middle Level Notes
"What you say"
Explain the information. Selective, subjective, contextual.
Examples
- explainations, representations, expressions, extensions
- online content annotations
- topics
- Maps of contents
- train of thoughts
- reasoning path
- train of argument
- discourse graphs
- methods
- contexts
- evaluate proportions
- calendar : events, time logic
Bottom Level Notes
"What you mean"
Notes without further explaination needed. Unconditionally true. Objective, raw information.
Examples
- definitions, concepts, terminology
- ideas, evergreen notes, atomic notes
- common basis of knowledge
- evidence
- logic relations
- propositions
- first order logic
Links
top-down wiki links following the “to understand file_title, you must understand set of links”
Backlinks
”this is part of …” relation
Tags
topic #topic/mechanical-engineering #topic/politics
type #type/event