We’ve been thinking a lot about how learning actually works and why so much of it doesn’t stick. Here’s our manifesto for a better way.👇. The hardest part of learning isn’t understanding. It’s remembering. You highlight 40 things in a book. A month later, you remember two. You.

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RT @justinskycak: 🎯 "The more high-quality ideas you retain, the more surprising combinations you can surface.".

Here’s the second feature we're rolling out this week: AI commands. We’ve added a new way to work with your concepts: AI commands. Think of them as quick transformations you can run on anything you’ve saved. Want to make an answer shorter or add more detail? Flip the question

We’re rolling out two new features in Schema this week. Here’s the first: Contextual AI prompts. When you save a concept, the AI doesn’t just stop there. It suggests questions — ones that push your thinking in unexpected directions. Save a quote from @RayDalio on How Countries

New in Schema: capture or upload an image and turn it into something you can remember.

Great metaphor from @justinskycak. The lift is the learning. If it feels too easy, you’re probably not getting stronger.

Let’s see where this goes.

Schema is for people who never want to stop learning.

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