Megan (jehoshabeath) wrote,
Megan
jehoshabeath
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Fun ways to enjoy information

This is a quick list that I'm brainstorming. Jumping out at me is the similarity between dressing up to match a character and copying through transcription. Is there any distant connection to echophenomenon? Also, I see that I prefer to visualize data in sets (chapters of the Bible, whole-animal anatomy) rather than in pieces (verses of the Bible, disjointed biology facts). There's a need for accuracy even when dealing with accurate bits of data because they are no longer accurate if assembled incorrectly. Sincerity, completeness, and accuracy go hand-in-hand.

Observing information
Zoobooks
Manga
Name dictionaries
Character encyclopedias
Books about rocks and minerals
Foreign scripts (Japanese, Akkadian, Vulcan)

Memorizing information
Scientific classifications
Anatomy
Bible chapters
Learning paths

Copying information
Drawing existing characters
Bible verses
Typing (data entry)

Copying characters (non-written expression)
Hats
Anime cosplay
Reenactment
Star Wars Imperial Navy costume
First-person narratives (middle school)
Baseball jersey
Travel
Historical sites

Transcribing information
Shorthand
Court stenography
Record transcription
Braille transcription
Morse code

Recording information
Baseball scorekeeping
Hematology
Cataloging

Arranging information
Databases
Classifications
Categorizations
Subject headings
Knowledge Organization Systems

2011-06-17
2010-07-07
A question of "matching" "harmonizing" "copying"?
Tags: aspergers, info arch
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