It’s time to hyperspace your mind map
Originally, when I heard about the concept of mind mapping that is often taught in our schools, I thought it was a good idea to introduce students, especially the younger ones, to cognitive thinking, which could be a good foundation for the subject. psychology later. . . Now, I have reversed my thinking because linear 2D mind maps mislead a young child, teenager, or student about how the human mind actually works, which could cause problems later on. OK let’s talk.
You see, someone recently asked me about mind mapping and how our think tank dealt with objects and context, perhaps trying to develop a better program to do all of this electronically through software or programming the gist of an interface system. of artificial intelligence more primal. Good idea I would say. Still, I have to say that I personally have been a harsh critic of mind mapping schemes, as too many of them don’t seem to be appropriate for the way the mind actually works most efficiently, and just when the tree of knowledge going off on a tangent, limits future human discoveries to less traveled or clipped (removed) branches of one’s mind map.
Just because there isn’t a branch doesn’t mean there isn’t or can’t be superimposed on a vine superlattice in a quantum way to hop or jump to secondary or tertiary ways of thinking, reasoning, creating, or solving. – thus, connecting to all knowledge, memory, information. Unfortunately most mind maps I’ve seen seem to be 2D and even 3D mind traps, if you leave the operator with the belief that this is all there is, you force them to think in the box. Not so smart.
In fact, I told my acquaintance that maybe the mind maps I had seen are inappropriate, why deal with increased linear complexity and diminishing returns of cartographic concepts from past periods? Have you noticed the recent science and research on leaf patterns and how nutrients are distributed throughout a tree’s leaf, thus ensuring that even if the leaf is damaged in one spot, it continues to survive no matter what? ? Sure it reminds me of the cellular structures of the human brain. Use what works in nature, design the rest, then you might find that you can improve on the best of that evolutionary process.
What I’m trying to say is this: current mind mapping programs aren’t good enough, inferior and misleading, so I just can’t see how that’s helpful, in fact it can be harmful and we could be doing a great deal of harm. to our future generations in promoting the current versions. Please consider all this and think about it.