<https://twitter.com/galtenberg/status/12915282038...
# linking-together
Honestly the talk is not worth watching in its entirety (unless you want to see the man himself in his "fullness"). Here are decent pieces: • On actual clipboards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL3YWupzj6E&amp;t=3190

• "A quotation is an example of a transclusion" • "Vannevar Bush's As We May Think - everyone takes that as the origin of links, it's not, it's the origin of transclusion! Each of Bush's trails was the same content put on the trail." • "Do the best you can for the content itself" -

https://youtu.be/hR-CuIh0AUA?t=2820

• "Q: What have you found to be the best way to organize your notes?" "A: There is no good way whatever." https://twitter.com/galtenberg/status/1291530868679495681 • (Well, except "hyperthogonal" data structure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZigZag_(software)#Structure)
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The Zigzag thingy sounds very much like a memex. Similar features are on the roadmap for the note-taking app I'm building.