Organizing Research and Capturing Non-Instrumental Notes

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This chapter explores the use of different tools for organizing research and notes, including Scrivener and Overleaf. The speakers discuss the difficulty of capturing non-instrumental notes and ideas that are not currently being worked on, and the use of Obsidian for this purpose. They express a need for help in properly capturing non-instrumental notes.

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