Thinking while writing

• Using tools like Scrapbox

• Pros

  • Clear thinking through languageization
  • Can open a page and add thoughts whenever you feel like it
    • Since the thought process is recorded externally
    • I often create a page, write down my thoughts halfway, and open it a few times throughout the day to add a little more each time
  • Scrapbox is particularly useful because it allows you to align bullet points with your thoughts
    • For example, when thinking about X, if you want to break it down into Xa and Xb
      • By separating them with bullet points as Xa and Xb, you can focus on each thought separately
      • In 6278911579e1130000347498 for example, I am consciously focusing on cos for now

• Cons

  • Input speed is a bottleneck
    • In a way, the speed of thought is limited here, which may deepen the thinking process (no evidence)
  • Limited to text media

• It’s important not to make writing the purpose

  • Combining it with Record Addiction can be dangerous
  • Especially when reading a book, it’s important to abandon writing if reading further enhances understanding and thinking