When Gutenberg first introduced machinery to the note-taking process, it was kind of a big deal. When ideas are captured and shared, they can be improved upon and serve as building blocks of new ideas (also Leonardo Da Vinci’s notes are fascinating to this day). Books are notes prepared for sharing, and almost all software is some form of a notebook – that is why the field is called Information Technology. During the painful birth of my thesis, I adopted Evernote as my “Second Brain” and happily used it for the last 12 years.Īll human progress is based on some forms of Note Taking. Scientific research of human memory is in total agreement: it’s terrible, fragile, easily manipulated, and not to be trusted. My psychology Master Thesis was about just that: a particular aspect of the fallibility of human memory called The Source Monitoring Error.
You take a piece of paper, and we’re done with it, right? And why do we need so many notes anyway?
The last few years have brought us Notion, Roam, Obsidian, Foam, and about 20 more I can’t remember.įrom the outside Note-Taking or more accurately, Personal Knowledge Management may look like a solved problem. If it seems that every day a new Note-Taking app hits the market, that is correct.
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