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example-notes/concepts/atomic-notes.org

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+#+title: Atomic Notes
+#+date: 2024-01-11
+#+filetags: :concept:writing:
+
+An atomic note contains exactly one idea, fully expressed.
+
+* Characteristics
+
+- Self-contained
+- Single focus
+- Linkable
+- Reusable
+
+* Benefits
+
+When notes are atomic:
+
+- Easy to link from multiple contexts
+- Simple to reorganize
+- Clear to understand
+- Quick to write
+
+* Examples
+
+Good atomic note titles:
+- "Spaced repetition improves long-term retention"
+- "Links create unexpected connections"
+- "Writing clarifies thinking"
+
+Bad titles:
+- "Notes about learning"
+- "Stuff I read"
+
+* Connection to Other Concepts
+
+Atomic notes are the foundation of [[file:zettelkasten.org][Zettelkasten]] and enable effective [[file:linking.org][Linking]].
+
+This principle comes from software engineering - see cite:martin2008 on the Single Responsibility Principle.

example-notes/concepts/knowledge-management.org

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+#+title: Knowledge Management
+#+date: 2024-01-10
+#+filetags: :concept:learning:
+
+Knowledge management is the process of creating, sharing, using, and managing information.
+
+* Core Principles
+
+1. *Capture* - Record ideas as they come
+2. *Organize* - Structure for retrieval
+3. *Connect* - Link related concepts
+4. *Review* - Revisit and refine
+
+* Related Concepts
+
+- [[file:zettelkasten.org][Zettelkasten]] - A specific method for knowledge management
+- [[file:atomic-notes.org][Atomic Notes]] - The building blocks
+- [[file:linking.org][Linking]] - How connections create value
+
+* Tools
+
+See [[file:../projects/website.org][Website Project]] for how to publish your knowledge base.
+
+* References
+
+The field draws from library science cite:weinberger2007 and cognitive psychology cite:ahrens2017.

example-notes/concepts/linking.org

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+#+title: Linking
+#+date: 2024-01-13
+#+filetags: :concept:structure:
+
+Links between notes create a network of knowledge.
+
+* Types of Links
+
+** Hierarchical
+Parent-child relationships (folders, outlines)
+
+** Associative  
+Related concepts ([[file:zettelkasten.org][Zettelkasten]] style)
+
+** Sequential
+Reading order, workflows
+
+* Why Links Matter
+
+#+begin_src text
+  [Note A] --- related to --- [Note B]
+      |                           |
+      +--- supports --- [Note C] -+
+#+end_src
+
+Links reveal:
+- Hidden connections
+- Knowledge gaps
+- Entry points
+
+* Backlinks
+
+When [[file:atomic-notes.org][Atomic Notes]] links here, this page knows about it. Backlinks show:
+
+- Who references this concept
+- How the idea is used
+- Related contexts
+
+* Tools Supporting Links
+
+See [[file:../projects/website.org][Website Project]] for publishing linked notes.
+
+The web itself is built on links cite:bernerslee1999.

example-notes/concepts/spaced-repetition.org

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+#+title: Spaced Repetition
+#+date: 2024-01-14
+#+filetags: :concept:learning:memory:
+
+Spaced repetition is a learning technique that involves reviewing material at increasing intervals.
+
+* The Forgetting Curve
+
+Without review, we forget:
+- 50% within an hour
+- 70% within 24 hours  
+- 90% within a week
+
+* How Spacing Helps
+
+Review schedule example:
+
+| Review | Interval |
+|--------|----------|
+| 1st | 1 day |
+| 2nd | 3 days |
+| 3rd | 1 week |
+| 4th | 2 weeks |
+| 5th | 1 month |
+
+* Software
+
+- Anki
+- Org-drill (Emacs)
+- RemNote
+
+* Connection to Note-Taking
+
+[[file:zettelkasten.org][Zettelkasten]] provides natural spaced repetition through:
+- Random encounters while linking
+- Review during searches
+- Connections triggering recall
+
+* Research
+
+Based on memory research cite:ebbinghaus1885 and modern applications cite:pimsleur1967.

example-notes/concepts/zettelkasten.org

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+#+title: Zettelkasten
+#+date: 2024-01-12
+#+filetags: :concept:methodology:productivity:
+
+The Zettelkasten (German for "slip box") is a note-taking method developed by sociologist Niklas Luhmann.
+
+* Key Features
+
+- Each note contains one idea ([[file:atomic-notes.org][Atomic Notes]])
+- Notes link to each other extensively ([[file:linking.org][Linking]])
+- No strict hierarchy - emergence through connections
+
+* How It Works
+
+#+begin_quote
+"One cannot think without writing." - Niklas Luhmann
+#+end_quote
+
+1. Write fleeting notes
+2. Convert to permanent notes
+3. Add to the slip box with links
+4. Review connections
+
+* Implementation
+
+| Analog | Digital |
+|--------|---------|
+| Index cards | Org-roam |
+| Physical box | Obsidian |
+| Manual links | Wiki links |
+
+* Why It Works
+
+The method leverages [[file:spaced-repetition.org][Spaced Repetition]] through organic review and builds on [[file:knowledge-management.org][Knowledge Management]] principles.
+
+* Further Reading
+
+See cite:ahrens2017 for the definitive guide.