And all around it: the gardens. The gardens are the spaces to stand still, to listen to your intuition, to park an idea and look at it two weeks later. Were those ideas I had really genius? Or does it look different now?
garden surrounds it, reads like a zooming out add-on
You start in the library, where you collect information and enhance it a little with your own perspective and feelings. Then in the observatory, my personal favorite, you connect your ideas and look at concepts from different angles, making them round. On the action side, there’s the strategy chamber, where you think about your projects and how they connect to the knowledge you’ve collected, or where the gaps are. Then there are the work chambers. When I’m in there, I need to stay in there. I need to finish the task I started and I cannot go back to the drawing table, because there’s always more to research and always more things that I find interesting.
library (zooming in understanding), observatory (zooming out understanding), strategy chamber (zooming out, action), work chambers (zooming in, action)
Brain Palace Blueprint. It has two angles: understanding versus action, and zooming in versus zooming out. These are the different chambers that I do my work in, and where I can train my perception.
[[Marieke van Vliet p]] brain palace described in 2 axes, understanding versus action, zooming in vs zooming out. She works/trains perception in those 4 resulting chambers. For me zooming in/out I train/do simultaneously [[Macroscope als persoonlijke superpower 20230906204634]]