Metacognitive note-taking for creativity
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Metacognitive note-taking for creativity
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Re: Metacognitive note-taking for creativity
#2Then it uses headlines and toggling for further reading. I like when I see something doing what it says.
Combined with Bisociation: (A blending of elements drawn from two previously unrelated patterns of thought into a new pattern.) Which seems like what happens non-stop when you're on LSD; everything seems connected. The explanation of what this is and how it creates "serendipity" is rather spot on for what manic states feel like, too.
The layout and aesthetic choices of the site/content is really pleasing and it has references. Nice job, T.
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#3Is this like a club for buffalo or something?
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#4> bisociation Is this like a club for buffalo or something?
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#5> bisociation Is this like a club for buffalo or something?
> * Pick a target concept.
> * Randomly pick a stimulus concept.
> * Attempt to form an association or connection between the concepts.
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#6Is it when you have a thought about a thought? Seems too pedestrian for that.
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#7Metacognition seems like a technical term which isn’t defined. This is just dozens of bullet points. Is it when you have a thought about a thought? Seems too pedestrian for that.
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#8Metacognition seems like a technical term which isn’t defined. This is just dozens of bullet points. Is it when you have a thought about a thought? Seems too pedestrian for that.
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#9> bisociation Is this like a club for buffalo or something?
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#10There can be pleasure in imagination and invention, of course, but in my view this is onanistic drivel. I would not be surprised if this came from GPT-3.