> Once we have enough [inputs], then true systems form—ecosystems, forests, planets, universes that allow interesting and unexpected but inevitable [creations]. we don't know what's going to be created but something will. it has to be created… because there are just too many things moving and interacting together in tight spaces > — [[My Prominent People/Nick Milo]] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2PiXA5uvqw&t=15s Idea emergence is how we let ideas evolve through [[Linking Your Thinking]] ## Levels ### Level 1 - Turning [[Knowledge Assets]]—external or internal ideas, into tangible [[Conceptual notes]] by creating them from [[Literature notes]] ### Level 2 - [[Making connections between notes]] ### Level 3 - Create and link to higher-order notes, [[Maps of Content (MOC)]] - First, just link notes to a MOC - Second, play around with the notes and let your curiosities bring you to unexpected insights and places - Third, organize them in the MOC itself for future navigation ### Level 4 - Link your newly created MOC and its ideas to other MOCs - This is where you can practice being a [[Generalist]], opening the gates for different disciplines to communicate with each other ### Level 5 - Connect all these MOCs into your home note, the foundation of your knowledge - [[My Home]] - I personally don't really use my home note, but if you're publishing your notes online I think it's essential