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  "content_md": "Space and time are better organising hooks for information than semantics, *provided the information has already entered one’s attention stream above a minimal threshold.* This could be due to the sophistication of tooling and instruments; maybe we just haven’t cracked semantic networks in a scalable way. But I suspect that it’s actually just a feature of our biology and embodied memory processes.",
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