thesis notes
mag 4.5dormant 41 days — 3 new links formed near it this week
Engram
AN ATLAS OF THOUGHT
Know what
you know.
Every note you keep becomes a star. Notes that cite each other draw their own lines, and after a few months you stop searching — you navigate. Engram draws the constellations.
The catalog is written by your habits.
In a star catalog, magnitude is brightness. In yours, it is how often a thought comes back overhead. Engram keeps the ledger — you just keep thinking.
magnitude — how often a note resurfaces while you work
links — notes that cite it, or that it cites
rises — when Engram expects it overhead again
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capture
a new star appears where you point — any fragment, in under a second, from anywhere
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constellations
notes that cite each other draw their own lines; the shape was always there
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proper motion
old notes drift back overhead while you write — dormancy is measured in days, not deaths
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the telescope
search that reads meaning, not just letters — 'that thing about focus' finds essay: attention
Tonight’s sky
OBSERVING LOG — THURSDAY
vendor emails
mag 3.0rises again friday — contract renewal window opens
sourdough, finally
mag 3.0an old link to mum's recipe brightened — same flour
Resurfacing is the whole trick: a thought you met three months ago is worth more than a thought you filed and never saw again.
The sky fills in faster than you think.
Most people see their first constellation inside a week. Import anything — Engram does the charting.
Chart your sky — free