I think physical stimuli is undervalued in cognition. The more we feel about something we like the deeper it goes. Reductionism is not an improvement for this part of human life.
Re:The Art of Mathematics in Chalk
by RamblingCTO on Monday April 26, 2021 @03:55PM
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Oh absolutely. I still have a personal and a work notebook (pen + paper). Although I journal digitally as well, I feel it goes deeper and feels more committed when writing it on paper than digitally. It doesn't feel like just dumping whatever comes to mind.
I like the friction of chalk-on-blackboard; somehow I write better with it than on white boards. For the same reason, I prefer pencil to pen on paper, and both to an Apple Pencil on an iPad (though the latter is what I mainly use these days because it's easier to share with people).
Re:The Art of Mathematics in Chalk
by RamblingCTO on Monday April 26, 2021 @03:56PM
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That's still an open topic for me, having a proper digitising process somehow. I tried the apple pencil a few months ago for a few weeks, but it's just too expensive for a fancy notebook. While studying it would be nice though.
Now I want a chalk board again. So aesthetically pleasing, damn.