The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the Age of Information Overload,
a book by Daniel Levitin, explores “how humans have coped with
information and organization from the beginning of civilization. … It’s
also the story of how the most successful members of society—from
successful artists, athletes, and warriors, to business executives and
highly credentialed professionals—have learned to maximize their
creativity, and efficiency, by organizing their lives so that they spend
less time on the mundane, and more time on the inspiring, comforting,
and rewarding things in life.”
Memory
Memory is fallible. More than just remembering things wrongly, “we don’t even know we’re remembering them wrongly.”
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