I’m getting this very weird intuitive feeling that everything I’ve written in the past about trying to design a better website that helps you reveal and organize the patterns of your life over time (i.e. tracking your media such as movies, music, and books) actually relates to also wanting to design a note-taking system that can help you with your vertical development by increasing your capacity to reflect and integrate your thoughts.
Yet it’s about more than just tracking the media you’ve consumed but rather the larger patterns of growth in your life as a whole. So your website would encompass your entire life and provide regular reflection reviews that help you integrate your previous thoughts not just on a monthly or yearly level but even on a decade level.
This touches upon the importance of what my sister said about keeping a “history and preserving the past” but also with what was revealed in my recent chat with ChatGPT about the essential need to reflect and integrate that past.
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