Connect Ideas with The Idea Compass and Visualize Connections with ExcaliBrain

Zsolt's Visual Personal Knowledge Management
4 Jun 202324:37

Summary

TLDR视频脚本介绍了一个名为“思维罗盘”的思考工具,它通过指导用户向北、南、西、东四个方向提问,来帮助他们连接新旧想法。北代表寻找想法的起源和更高层次的类别,南是探索该想法所衍生的子领域或实例,西是寻找相似和支持性的想法,而东则是寻找与中心想法相竞争或能够补充和转化它的想法。视频中还展示了如何使用Excalibrain插件来可视化这些连接,并通过定义本体论来指导不同方向的思考。此外,作者还通过双气泡图比较了“思维罗盘”和“六顶思考帽”两种思考工具的相似之处和差异,提供了一种结构化的思维框架,以激发和整理创意。

Takeaways

  • 📚 **工具介绍**:介绍了一个名为“思维指南针”(Idea Compass)的思维工具,它通过不同的方向性提问帮助用户连接和扩展思维。
  • 🧭 **方向性思维**:指南针的每个方向代表一种特定的思考方式,如北代表起源和类别,南代表子类别或由中心思想衍生的领域,西代表相似和支持性的想法,东代表竞争或对立的想法。
  • 🔄 **思维扩展**:通过在指南针的东边添加可以增强或转化中心思想的元素,如创建备忘单(cheat sheet),以促进思维的进一步发展。
  • 📈 **可视化工具**:使用Excalibrain插件来可视化思维指南针,通过图形界面展示思想之间的联系。
  • 🔗 **链接创建**:在Obsidian中使用特定的命令和视图字段来创建和描述链接的本体(ontology),以表达不同方向上的关系。
  • 🔄 **更新特性**:Excalibrain的一个新特性允许用户在思维图谱的东侧添加项目,增强了工具的功能性。
  • 📝 **文档比较**:通过双气泡图(double bubble map)比较了Worldly Maps和思维指南针两种思维工具,展示了它们之间的相似之处和不同之处。
  • 📋 **备忘单作用**:提到了备忘单作为一种工具,可以作为思维指南针的补充,帮助用户在文档工作中使用一系列问题作为模板。
  • 🤔 **思维定向**:强调了定向思维(directed thinking)的重要性,即有意识地在特定方向上集中思考,而不是随机地思考然后组织。
  • 📌 **本体定义**:说明了如何在Excalibrain中定义本体,以及如何通过本体来描述思维指南针的不同方向。
  • 🔍 **深度探索**:通过Excalibrain插件,用户可以更深入地探索和连接他们的想法,增强了个人知识管理系统的深度和广度。

Q & A

  • 什么是'idea compass'?

    -Idea compass 是一个思维工具,它通过让你在不同的虚拟方向(北、南、西、东)上提问,引导你的注意力,帮助你以不同的方式探索和连接思想。

  • 在'idea compass'中,'北'代表什么?

    -在'idea compass'中,'北'代表思想的起源,意味着寻找更大的类别或群体,了解这个想法属于哪里,支持什么信念,以及它的父域是什么。

  • 使用'excalidraw'插件更新后,用户可以进行哪些操作?

    -更新后的'excalidraw'插件允许用户在脑图的东侧和西侧放置项目,增强了可视化思想和概念之间连接的能力。

  • 如何使用'idea compass'来增强现有的笔记系统?

    -通过将'idea compass'的思维方向应用到现有的笔记系统中,可以帮助用户更有目的地探索和连接笔记中的思想,从而增强思考和知识管理的深度。

  • 在'idea compass'中,'南'方向上应该寻找什么样的想法?

    -在'南'方向上,用户应该寻找由中心思想衍生出的思想,即这个中心思想所贡献的领域或子域,以及它所孕育出的例子和实例。

  • 如何使用'excalidraw'来可视化'idea compass'中的思想连接?

    -通过在'excalidraw'中创建一个中心思想,并在不同的方向上添加相关联的思想和概念,用户可以形成一个视觉化的思维网络,清晰地展示思想之间的联系。

  • 在'idea compass'中,'东'方向上应该寻找哪些类型的思考?

    -在'东'方向上,用户应该寻找与中心思想竞争的思想,这可能包括反对意见、补充内容或中心思想缺失的部分,以及可以增强和转变中心思想的元素。

  • 如何通过'excalidraw'定义和组织自己的本体论(ontology)?

    -用户可以通过在'excalidraw'的本体论设置中添加和分类不同的方向性描述(如父域、子域、左侧、右侧等),来定义和组织自己的本体论,从而更好地管理和可视化思维网络。

  • 什么是'double bubble map',它如何与'idea compass'结合使用?

    -Double bubble map 是一种可视化工具,用于比较两个思想或概念的相似之处和不同之处。它可以通过在中心添加相似特征,在两侧添加不同特征来进行比较。在'idea compass'中,如果发现两个思想相似,可以使用double bubble map来进一步分析和比较它们。

  • 在'idea compass'中,'西'方向上应该寻找什么样的想法?

    -在'西'方向上,用户应该寻找支持性的想法,即与中心思想相似或相关联的其他学科或领域,以及他人表达的相似思想。

  • 如何使用'excalidraw'来增强个人的知识管理和思考过程?

    -通过在'excalidraw'中应用'idea compass'框架,用户可以定义不同方向上的思想连接,创建一个结构化的思维模型,这有助于加深对知识的理解,并提高思考的系统性和创造性。

Outlines

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🎓 理解思维导向仪 - Idea Compass

在这一段中,Jolt回顾了他去年参加的'Linking Your Thinking'会议,特别是Vicky's house关于思维导向仪(Idea Compass)的演讲。他提到了这个工具如何帮助他整理自己的思维,并展示了如何使用思维导向仪来可视化思维和思维之间的联系。他还提到了Obsidian软件的更新,允许用户在思维导图的右侧添加项目,这有助于展示思维导向仪的工作原理。

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🔍 探索思维导向仪的相似概念

Jolt讨论了思维导向仪与Simon Wardley的Worldly Map和Aaron的《如何记聪明笔记》中的对立构建之间的相似性。他还提到了Edward de Bono的六顶思考帽,这是一种类似的思维工具。Jolt展示了如何在Obsidian中使用Markdown视图模式添加新的概念,并解释了如何在思维导向仪中使用不同的方向来组织和关联思维。

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📚 构建和使用本体论 - Ontology

在这一段中,Jolt解释了他如何使用本体论(Ontology)来组织思维导向仪中的不同概念。他展示了如何将新的概念添加到本体论中,并通过Obsidian的命令面板将其设置为子项。他还讨论了如何在Excalibrain插件设置中定义本体论的不同方向,包括上、下、左、右以及前后关系,并说明了这些关系如何在思维导向仪中体现。

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↔️ 思维导向仪的方向性关系

Jolt通过创建两个简单的文档来展示'next'和'previous'关系如何在Excalibrain中工作。他解释了这种关系是如何相对于一个页面到另一个页面的,并且是直接的。他还讨论了如何将本体论组织成不同的类别,以适应思维导向仪的不同方向,并展示了如何使用双气泡图(double bubble map)来比较两个相似的概念,如Worldly Map和Idea Compass。

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🔗 思维导向仪与Worldly Map的比较

在最后一段中,Jolt总结了Idea Compass框架,这是一个帮助连接新旧想法的工具,通过向北、南、西、东提问不同的问题来实现。他还展示了如何使用Excalibrain来可视化这些连接,并讨论了如何定义本体论来确定Excalibrain中的上下左右方向。最后,他通过创建一个双气泡图来比较Worldly Map和Idea Compass,展示了两者的相似之处和不同之处,以及它们如何相互关联。

Mindmap

Keywords

💡思维导图

思维导图是一种用于展示思维过程和概念之间关系的图形化工具。在视频中,它被用来帮助观众理解如何通过不同方向的提问来探索和连接思想。例如,提到了‘想法指南针’,它通过向北、向南、向西和向东看,来指导思维,这与思维导图的核心功能相似。

💡Obsidian

Obsidian 是一款知识管理和笔记软件,用户可以在这个平台上创建、链接和组织笔记。视频中提到使用Obsidian来存储和管理个人的思想和笔记,展示了如何通过Obsidian来实现‘想法指南针’的可视化。

💡Excalidraw

Excalidraw 是一个轻量级的手绘风格图形编辑器,可以用于制作图表和思维导图。视频中提到了Excalidraw的更新,允许用户在其脑图中放置项目,这与‘想法指南针’的概念相结合,展示了如何使用该工具来可视化思维的连接。

💡想法指南针

想法指南针是一种思维工具,它通过向不同方向提问来探索一个想法的不同方面。在视频中,它被用来指导观众如何通过向北、向南、向西和向东的思考来深入理解和扩展一个中心思想。例如,向北寻找想法的起源,向南探索想法所孕育的子领域。

💡本体论

在视频中,本体论指的是描述不同链接类型的方式,即如何在Excalidraw脑图中定义和组织不同方向的关系。本体论帮助用户理解如何在脑图中表示思想之间的层级和关系,如父领域、子领域、支持性想法和竞争性想法。

💡Worldly Map

Worldly Map 是Simon Wardley提出的一种战略分析工具,它通过地图格式来思考方向。在视频中,Worldly Map 与想法指南针进行了比较,展示了两者在思考方向上的相似之处,尽管它们的映射逻辑和目的不同。

💡六顶思考帽

六顶思考帽是Edward de Bono提出的一种思维工具,它定义了六种不同的思考方式或问题类型,每种方式都对应一顶不同颜色的帽子。视频中提到了六顶思考帽与想法指南针的相似性,因为它们都倡导有方向性的思考。

💡双气泡图

双气泡图是一种比较两个概念的图表,通过在中心列出相似特征,在两侧列出不同特征来进行比较。在视频中,双气泡图被用来比较Worldly Map和想法指南针,展示了它们在思考方向上的异同。

💡Zettelkasten

Zettelkasten 是一种个人知识管理系统,它依赖于将知识分解成单独的信息块或“Zettel”(德语中的“卡片”),并将它们相互链接。视频中提到了Zettelkasten,说明了如何使用Excalidraw来增强这种系统,通过可视化来加强思维的连接。

💡PMI

PMI 是Plus-Minus-Interest的缩写,是Edward de Bono提出的另一种思维工具,用于评估一个想法的正面、负面和有趣的方面。视频中提到了PMI作为有方向性思考的一个例子,与想法指南针的概念相呼应。

💡心智模型

心智模型是个人用来理解周围世界的认知框架。在视频中,想法指南针被描述为一种心智模型,它通过指导思考的方向来帮助个人探索和连接他们的想法。心智模型的使用有助于提高思考的深度和广度。

Highlights

介绍了思维导向工具——思维罗盘(Idea Compass),它通过将注意力引导至不同的方向(北、南、西、东)并提出不同类型的问题来帮助连接新旧想法。

思维罗盘的核心在于通过不同方向的探索来寻找想法的起源、归属类别、支持信念、子领域、类似和支持性想法以及竞争或对立观点。

提到了Excalidraw,一个用于可视化思维连接的工具,它允许用户在图形界面中放置元素,以展示思维之间的关系。

展示了如何在Excalidraw中重新配置思维罗盘,并介绍了新功能,如在思维图的右侧放置元素。

提到了Worldly Map和Zenke的概念,这些工具或方法与思维罗盘有相似之处,都关注于思维的方向性。

讨论了如何使用Excalidraw来增强思维罗盘的功能,并通过创建备忘录(cheat sheet)来进一步激发和转化中心思想。

展示了如何在Excalidraw中使用本体论(ontology)来描述和组织链接的类型,从而定义不同方向上的关系。

通过实例演示了如何在Excalidraw中添加新的本体论字段,如“Target”作为子领域描述,并展示了如何将其与思维罗盘联系起来。

介绍了如何在Excalidraw中使用“previous”和“next”关系来表示文档或页面之间的相对位置。

讨论了如何将本体论组织到不同的类别中,并通过感觉而非严格逻辑来构建,以适应Excalidraw中不同的方向性关系。

展示了如何使用双气泡图(double bubble map)来比较和对比思维罗盘与六顶思考帽(Six Thinking Hats)这两种思维工具的相似之处和不同之处。

强调了定向思维(directed thinking)的重要性,即先有意识地引导思考,再在思维库中寻找合适的项,而不是随机头脑风暴后组织。

提到了如何通过Excalidraw插件的设置来定义本体论的不同方向,包括父领域、子领域、左侧、右侧以及前后关系。

讨论了如何将本体论的字段添加到Excalidraw中,并在思维图中可视化这些连接,以帮助理解和应用思维罗盘框架。

分享了个人如何通过Excalidraw和思维罗盘来处理和可视化思维,以及如何将这些工具和框架融入到个人的思考和笔记系统中。

鼓励观众尝试安装Excalidraw,使用思维罗盘,并享受通过这些工具可视化和实验思维的过程。

Transcripts

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hey everyone jolt here last year I

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attended the linking your thinking

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conference and listened to Vicky's house

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and failing Chang's presentation the

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compass of zatocastan but I completely

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forgot about it until one of the

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participants in cohort 4 of the visual

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thinking Workshop reminded me and I

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re-watched the conference recording as

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well as read failings article about it

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and I said wow this is not only a great

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idea that I can use to work with my

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subtle custom system and my notes but it

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is also a perfect example to demonstrate

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how you can use x call your brain to

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visualize your thoughts to visualize

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connections between your thoughts

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so in today's video I want to achieve

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two things first of all I want to walk

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you through the compassion of settle

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casting just show you what the idea is

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about and why I think it's so great and

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second

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I'm connecting this video with the

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release of an update to excalibrane I

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implemented a feature where you can now

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also Place items on the east on the

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right hand side of your excalib brain

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graph

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and I want to show you the process of

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how I went through

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reconfiguring xcolor brain how this new

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feature works and just give you an

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understanding of how you can use

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excalibrane to visualize these

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connections for yourself

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so join me and I hope this is going to

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be insightful

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this is the video recording of wikis and

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phylink's presentation at the linking

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your thinking conference I'm going to

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include the link in the video

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description and here is my visual

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summary of the idea compass

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the heart of this idea is that you look

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in different imaginary directions you

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look North you look South you look West

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and you look East and you ask different

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type of questions you direct your

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attention to different type of questions

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then you look North

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then you look for the origins of the

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idea you look for bigger categories or

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groups where the idea belongs to you're

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looking for whatever exists an order of

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magnitude higher where it was

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incepted or what beliefs it supports

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what are the parent domains so you're

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looking up when you're looking down

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you're zooming in and you're looking for

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ideas that this thought in the center

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contributes to or domains that are

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children of this idea ideas that this

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central idea nurtures there it leads to

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instances examples of this idea or down

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south

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to the vest you have

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similar and supporting ideas so here

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you're looking for

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other disciplines they are the same

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concept could be applied you're looking

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for others who have expressed a similar

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thought that are relevant or referenced

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and then to the right hand side you are

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looking for ideas that compete with the

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central idea competition can be

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opposition so these are opposing ideas

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or highlighting things that are missing

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from the central idea or that are

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disadvantage of this but also

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competition means a transformation and

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supercharging

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so also to the right you're adding items

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that can supercharge and transform the

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central idea

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so let's look at the excali brain view

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of this page and just try to show you

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how all this comes together so here

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I have the idea compass in the center

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and

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it belongs to the category of tools for

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thoughts and algorithms of thought I

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also include the idea compass on a

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double bubble map the worldly map versus

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the compass framework I'm going to show

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you that in just a second because I

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think that is also a very useful tool in

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connection with the idea compass on the

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left hand side you can see some similar

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ideas right now this reminded me of the

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worldly map by Simon wardley because the

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worldly map also thinks about directions

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in a map like format very similar to the

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idea Compass but of course the mapping

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logic is different because the whole

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purpose is different and also in zenke

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Aarons how to take smart notes there's

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this quote that the construction of

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oppositions is the most effective

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approach for generating new ideas so I

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thought that this is also a similar

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topic that

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touches on this and then what can

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supercharge this idea is creating a

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cheat sheet I'm going to show you the

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cheat sheet in a second and why I think

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that can supercharge this the cheat

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sheet includes a list of questions that

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you can use as a template when you're

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working on a document

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and then in this case I have nothing

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below this I have only the compass icon

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but that's not because it I mean it is

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part of this image and that's why it's a

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sub topic of this in ex call it brain

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now

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thinking about this I now realize that

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there's another

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whole

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domain of ideas that are similar to this

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so I want to add that idea here let me

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show you how I do that I'm going to now

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open this document the idea Compass

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because this is a drawing I'm going to

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open this in a markdown View mode so I'm

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going to open this as markdown and here

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I'm going to add one more because as I

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was

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talking about this right now it suddenly

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occurred to me that Edward de Bono for

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example in the six thinking hats is

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talking about a similar idea so I'm

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going to add similar to or touches on a

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similar topic I'm going to use singular

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2 and this is going to be the thinking

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hats the six thinking hats and

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by doing this so what did I do here I

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typed

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double colon three times that is the

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trigger for bringing up the

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ontology suggestor in excalibrane and

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here I started to type in the keyword

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the data view field so these are here

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these names and then double columns

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these are data view fields in obsidian

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I'm using these to describe the ontology

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of the links the ontology of the links

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is simply the description of the various

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links I'm not just simply adding six

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thinking hats but I'm adding the reason

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why I think it is there so it is there

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because it is similar to this idea so

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the way it works is if I type the triple

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double Holland then I can start to

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mention for example let me choose from

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here analogous two and then as I type

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the various Fields come up if I want a

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directional item so I want maybe an idea

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down south then I can say that I'm

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looking for the children so then it's

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double colon twice and then a c and that

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is going to bring up only the children

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items so here I have for example

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examples as a Next Level detail

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of

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ideas in the idea compass

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but anyway I added similar to the six

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thinking hats if you look at ex call it

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brain then here you will see that now

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the sixth thinking hats is also here on

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the map what you can also see is here

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these small numbers indicated the number

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of items in that direction so you can

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see that some of these are more rich in

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connections than others

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now the sixth thinking hats is quite

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relevant in the sense that

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in the sixth main kick hats Edward de

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bonu defines six mindsets or six type of

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questions that you should be asking and

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he provides six colored hats to trigger

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that topic the six thinking hats can be

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used in a group setting then they're

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each participant has a hat on their hat

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and they need to ask questions in that

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domain it is very similar in this sense

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to the idea compass

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because you are doing directed thinking

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it's also interesting that now that we

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talk about Edward Bono that the Bono has

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lots of thinking tools that are

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are about this

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directed thinking so another thinking

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tool would be PMI plus minus interesting

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and the way the Bono explains these

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tools is it's not like your randomly

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looking in I in different directions so

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also in case of the idea Compass I bet

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if Edward de Bono was to explain this

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concept then he would say that don't

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think of ideas and then look for the

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place where it belongs on the compass

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but rather direct your thinking first

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think about North think about the

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origins and collect all your ideas in

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that direction and then think about

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maybe South and then West and East

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it gives you a different mindset it's

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like looking in One Direction and

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looking for items in your mind in your

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Vault that fit there it's not this

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random brainstorming and then organizing

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you can use it that way as well but

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again I just want to highlight that the

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bonus approach would be

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this directed thinking and I personally

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believed that the Bono is right it gives

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you a different mindset it is much more

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intentional and much more rigorous that

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way

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now how did how did I then come up with

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the ontology and how did I organize it

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on this chart

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so you can see here these green words

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these are my different words from my

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ontology

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over the last one half years since I've

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created and been using excola brain

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every time I come across a new word or

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description I add it to excalibrin so

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the way that works is if I would I'm

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again going to open this in markdown

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View mode so I can show you this if I

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would create a new data view field that

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I want to add to excalibrane so for

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example I'm going to add Target

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maybe as a new field and the target

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would be a South a downward item

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the way I can add this easily to the

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ontology to be a children note so a

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downward pointing item is by adding

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simply Target right here and then with

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the obsidian command palette Ctrl P add

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this as a child so here if I would click

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on this I'm not going to I don't want to

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add Target at this time if I would click

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on this add data view field to ontology

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as child then from then on EX call the

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brain would recognize a Target as a

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downward child description now

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if I open the X color brain plugin

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settings then here you can see the

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section for the ontology and you can see

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here the parent Fields the children

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Fields the left side front fields and

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this is where the new version of X call

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the brain comes with more options

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because now

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I also have the right side friends and I

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also have the previous and the next

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friends

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I'm going to show you in a second how

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the previous and next differs from left

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and right in a nutshell they are both on

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the side so the previous is on the left

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the next is on the right of course if

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you change the words then you can change

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this around by definition

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but the difference is that the right

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hand side friends always remain on the

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right hand side even if they switch

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places while the next friends will move

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to the side so let me show you how this

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works

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if I open the call it brain here then

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you can see that on the right I have the

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zettelhosting cheat sheet which is which

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supercharges the idea Compass if I click

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on this then the idea Compass moves to

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the right because it is supercharged by

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the central constant cheat sheet and

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this way it is always a transforming or

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supercharging type of relationship

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that's why it will remain on the right

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hand side similarly if I click here on

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worldly Maps then

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the idea Compass is on the left hand

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side because it again is a reminds me of

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similar type of relationship on the left

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hand side so that's how the

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right hand side and left hand side

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lateral ideas or friends of work

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if we look at the next and previous

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relationship then that is slightly

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different and let me create couple of

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documents to show you how that works so

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now I'm going to create a completely

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brand new blank document here I'm going

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to create a new empty document I'm going

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to call this page one and I'm going to

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say that

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next is of course

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page two

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like this and I'm going to create page

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two and here I'm going to just write

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that

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next is

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page stream so that's all I wanted to

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create I don't want to create too many

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unnecessary pages and if now I open

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xcali Brain

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then you will see here

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this relationship and I'm going to zoom

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in so you can see it better

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so here in the center I have page two if

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I go to page three then the previous

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page is page two it is to the left if I

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click on page two then the previous page

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is to the left it's page one the next

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page is Page Three to the right if I

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click on page one then the next page is

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page two and this is in the center so

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this is the way next and previous works

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that it is a relative position compared

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to one page to the other so it's a

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directed relationship while the in case

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of the idea Compass it works

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or in case of the left and the right

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items it works differently

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so how did I organize my ontology to fit

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these different categories

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I did a very simple activity so over

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time I collected all these different

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data view fields in my documents

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and I added them to deontology I wasn't

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so deliberate I it was more feeling

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based this is what I love about wikis

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and

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failings idea that this gives a good

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structure for thinking about the

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directions in excalibrin so I copied all

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of these into a long text list and then

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I started to go through this list of

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different ontology items and I grouped

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them into or group them under these

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questions and once I was done I again

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compiled the comma separated list and I

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added it back here and with that I

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created the ontology describing the

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different directions

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and in a nutshell this is the idea let

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me

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just finally show you around a little

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bit of how I processed this idea right

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here again if I open

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like Scully brain and that as I

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mentioned the worldly map reminds me of

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the idea Compass sometimes it's good to

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document for yourself what's the

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similarity so in this case you can see

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that I have the Wordly map versus the

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compass framework here which is apparent

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because it Compares two ideas for me

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that's to the north

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it Compares worldly maps with the idea

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compounds if I open this this right here

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is a double bubble map the way a double

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bubble map works is you take two ideas

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in this case Wordly maps and the idea

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Compass you place them in two different

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parts of your drawing and then in the

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center you're adding features or

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properties that are similar and then on

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the side you're adding properties that

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are different for the two so in this

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case you can see that both the worldly

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map and the idea com paths are a map of

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a concept there directions matter or

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directions count they are both innovate

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tools for thought and they are both to

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some extent a business analysis

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technique a way of asking questions

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the boardly map is used for defining

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strategy while the idea Compass is used

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for comparing Concepts and ideas

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the directions being different so I

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already explained the ideal Compass

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where North is the source and the origin

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South is where the idea leads to the

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subdomain west or supporting ideas and

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yeast are contradicting or competing

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ideas in case of worldly map the

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direction is slightly different because

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North is the customer south or the

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underpinning capabilities or services

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West or the emerging services and East

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or the commodity services and that's the

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layout logic of a worldly map

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and

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the worldly map is actually drawn

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visually as a map so it if there are

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lines and directions and things matter

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in a mapping site kind of sense the idea

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Compass is not such a visual map now

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with excalibrin it is visual it is more

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of a mental model and I think this sort

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of summary for all the connections that

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you have on the left hand side so if you

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have a similar two relationships like

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you have here these two ideas that are

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similar to one another and these are a

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good way of representing the or

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comparing these ideas so in this case

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because I have this reminds me of

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relationship creating that comparison is

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useful after the video I'm going to

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create my double bubble map to compare

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the idea Compass to the six thinking

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hats and I'm going to probably move on

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here because here with the six thinking

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cats so this is you can see this is an

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import from the brain this is a pretty

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old document in my Walt I I miss lots of

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things so this is actually

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an example of or an instance of a tool

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for Thought

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Etc so I'm going to fill out this page

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with those details because it's just Pro

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to the sixth thinking heads back into my

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memory and I'm going to Now work on that

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so that's all I wanted to share with you

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today in summary we looked at two things

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we looked at the framework of the idea

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Compass which is a tool for thought that

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helps you connect your new idea to ideas

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that already exist in your obsidian

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Vault it works by directing your

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attention to North South West and East

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and asking different questions and then

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we looked at ex calling brain as a way

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to visualize these connections and to

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bring all of this alive and we talked

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about how you can Define your ontology

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and excolibrian how you can use the

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compass framework to Define what's up

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what's down what's left and what's right

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and finally we looked at an example of

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the double bubble map because in the

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idea Compass I identified two thoughts

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Wordly maps and the compass framework as

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similar ideas so I created a double

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bubble map to compare the two what are

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similarities what are differences and

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how do these two ideas relate to one

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another

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as a result of this video I hope that

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you are going to install excalibrane

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you're going to give the idea Compass a

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try and

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have one with excalator have fun

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visualizing your ideas and have fun

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experimenting with the idea compass and

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escalate brain thank you for watching

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