0:00 So far, we have seen two types of notes, topic notes and source notes. But, source notes had different subtypes like websites, academic papers, videos, and so on. So, why not have the same idea, but for our topic notes? And one important note type that, at least I found incredibly powerful, is the question or argument note, where you just write down your thoughts about a specific topic and try to pull all the information on that particular
0:30 question. That helps you to always remember what you are researching and what your current effort is directed towards, but also to bundle all information on that specific effort. And the reason why we want to introduce this as a new note type, rather than just a regular topic note, is to differentiate it from the default topic notes, which mostly contain information from other people and not from us. So, let's go ahead and create a question note type
1:01 and see how we can customize its appearance and presence. So, here's our note on the fall of Rome. And there was a claim made in the previous lecture that Western Empire fell in 476 AD due to instability, economic strain, and invasions. So, now we can ask ourselves the question, what is that economic strain that led to the fall of the Roman Empire? So, let us just, for now, create a new note. I'll put the new tab
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