rain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. AnHave you ever considered what you decide to commit to memory; how about what you do not? Recently this subject got a bit of buzz in our Online Think Tank when discussing Mind Mapping and critical thinking processes, methods and philosophy. Everyone has formatted their brain to work a certain way so the question is; How Do You Decide What to Commit to Memory?

My thoughts have always been that I put all the information out and dump it on the table, then put the information into categories in some way? Picture a child separating our Jelly Bellies by color. Then I look at all of the data and test it for Common Sense, Smell Test and then against my knowledge, experience, education, memory and belief system.

Then I commit some to my brain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. And

critical thinking processes, methods and philosophy. Everyone has formatted their brain to work a certain way so the question is; How Do You Decide What to Commit to Memory?

My thoughts have always been that I put all the information out and dump it on the table, then put the information into categories in some way? Picture a child separating our Jelly Bellies by color. Then I look at all of the data and test it for Common Sense, Smell Test and then against my knowledge, experience, education, memory and belief system.

Then I commit some to my brain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. An

hts have always been that I put all the information out and dump it on the table, then put the information into categories in some way? Picture a child separating our Jelly Bellies by color. Then I look at all of the data and test it for Common Sense, Smell Test and then against my knowledge, experience, education, memory and belief system.

Then I commit some to my brain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. An

or. Then I look at all of the data and test it for Common Sense, Smell Test and then against my knowledge, experience, education, memory and belief system.

Then I commit some to my brain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. An

rain in as many ways as possible and leave the rest on the table and push it back into a pile for latter or for discard or trade (jelly bellies again). Consider this short-term memory. And I keep looking at it or discard it (data dump). This is how I have always envisioned how "I" do it.

I suppose anyone who thinks a lot has come up with such a thought about the flow of thought and yet, I guess many people do not think so they haven't. But even so using a Mind Map concept is good for those who do think, so they might understand how they use their minds.

http://www3.sympatico.ca/cypher2/WebMindMapBook.pdf

For those who do not think maybe they can use Mind Mapping to start thinking? Either way it seems everyone should be using the MindMap (see page 7 in that free online book) to fully understand what a MindMap really is. I hope