System is a knowledge network that can be raised or lowered in abstraction.
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Mere arrangement of fragmented knowledge is not systematic. A link between them brings us closer to the system.
Linkage is a necessary but not sufficient condition.
For example, how about a daily diary linked to the previous day, the next day, and N years ago?
Associative links come together to form [Associative Networks
Principle of skip list (metaphor not conveyed) When you see a concrete example, you can immediately associate it with "Oh, this is that pattern," and this is the link of association that raises the level of abstraction
The shorter time it takes to search improves the time to find useful knowledge for a given external situation and the probability of success.
People around you describe this phenomenon as "smart," "idea man," "good at verbalization," etc.
And when I say that it's the result of learning, not innate, I'm talking about what's the difference compared to someone who has learned but can't do it.
That's where I say, "Because I learned it systematically."
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