A vid that backs my Logical Map paper:
The only person I know of that has worked with something similar is @bhaugen with their #ValueFlows . Most academics don't get it, as they are immersed in academics. Don't get me wrong, almost everything I've learned came from academics, but modern academics have blinders. We don't have Gregory Batesons anymore. We have academic specialists.
@tomjennings , we share much common background. You might enjoy.
Rabbitholes is an AI mindmap tool that automatically builds out a mindmap for you as you click nodes or ask followup questions for in depth exploration of a topic. I like that it provides both images and text and automatically writes several suggested followup questions for mindmap nodes that you want to explore.
https://rabbitholes.dojoma.ai/
Example of one I created on nested learning:
https://rabbitholes.dojoma.ai/view/69252e28d225cebe5ca240c2
Question:
When I was in university (before word processors and even for quite a while after) I would write a long paper or thesis using index cards that would allow me to capture a thought or reference in the moment, then visually rearrange them on a table before I'd start writing. These days we have all kinds of #mindmap apps and the like for this kind of #writing process. For any who've tried a few things of this nature and settled on something they like, what do you use and why? Boosts cool.
