Designing and Developing New Tools For Thought with Andy Matuschak

Andy Matuschak (@andy_matuschak), joins Erik on this episode. He is a technologist, designer and researcher.

They discuss:

- The key thread throughout his work and what he’s trying to accomplish.

- Why people read books despite remembering little of what they read.

- What books should look like and the features they should have in the digital age.

- Why spaced repetition is so powerful.

- His requests for startups in the space.

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