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Posted by Andrew Mckay
Nov 11, 2020 at 03:57 PM
For my interests in horticulture/taxonomy/botany I enjoy my digital experience
Buy for task management / todo lists i find it impossible and good old paper is the best for me
Posted by Christoph
Nov 11, 2020 at 05:45 PM
@jaslar rRght, the decreasing memory half-value time comes on top of that. That’s why I need to write down more. But maybe again, this also creates a vicious circle because now I feel I don’t need to remember anything since it’s all in my notes and to do lists. Not sure, is not having anything in memory the famous “mind like water” and should I see it positive?
Also thanks for the handwriting tipps. Probably will need some time and training to regain the necessary fine motor skills.
Posted by MadaboutDana
Nov 12, 2020 at 03:58 PM
Heh, I’ll remember that, next time somebody mocks my failing memory: “mind like water,” I shall say, with an inscrutable smile…
Christoph wrote:
@jaslar rRght, the decreasing memory half-value time comes on top of
>that. That’s why I need to write down more. But maybe again, this also
>creates a vicious circle because now I feel I don’t need to remember
>anything since it’s all in my notes and to do lists. Not sure, is not
>having anything in memory the famous “mind like water” and should I see
>it positive?
>
>Also thanks for the handwriting tipps. Probably will need some time and
>training to regain the necessary fine motor skills.
Posted by Hugh
Nov 13, 2020 at 11:30 AM
MadaboutDana wrote:
Heh, I’ll remember that, next time somebody mocks my failing
>memory: “mind like water,” I shall say, with an inscrutable
>smile…
>
>Christoph wrote:
>@jaslar rRght, the decreasing memory half-value time comes on top of
>>that. That’s why I need to write down more. But maybe again, this also
>>creates a vicious circle because now I feel I don’t need to remember
>>anything since it’s all in my notes and to do lists. Not sure, is not
:)
>>having anything in memory the famous “mind like water” and should I see
>>it positive?
>>
>>Also thanks for the handwriting tipps. Probably will need some time and
>>training to regain the necessary fine motor skills.
Posted by Hugh
Nov 13, 2020 at 11:31 AM
MadaboutDana wrote:
Heh, I’ll remember that, next time somebody mocks my failing
>memory: “mind like water,” I shall say, with an inscrutable
>smile…
>
>Christoph wrote:
>@jaslar rRght, the decreasing memory half-value time comes on top of
>>that. That’s why I need to write down more. But maybe again, this also
>>creates a vicious circle because now I feel I don’t need to remember
>>anything since it’s all in my notes and to do lists. Not sure, is not
>>having anything in memory the famous “mind like water” and should I see
>>it positive?
:)
>>
>>Also thanks for the handwriting tipps. Probably will need some time and
>>training to regain the necessary fine motor skills.