This fascinates me. I cannot use such layout, graphs etc. I can only analyse something if it is in a list - even if it is a complex algorithm - I will understand it fine. If it was exploded to a graph there is no way I'll get it.
That leads me to a question - do you find yourself naturally understanding the information in a graph format and not getting lists or is it something that you learn to make sense of?
You might be based by the fact you learned programming and the associated ”linear" thinking a long time ago... I am not very efficient reasoning on graphs, but I remember how HARD it was when I started programming and this does not seem even close.
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This fascinates me. I cannot use such layout, graphs etc. I can only analyse something if it is in a list - even if it is a complex algorithm - I will understand it fine. If it was exploded to a graph there is no way I'll get it. That leads me to a question - do you find yourself naturally understanding the information in a graph format and not getting lists or is it something that you learn to make sense of?
You might be based by the fact you learned programming and the associated ”linear" thinking a long time ago... I am not very efficient reasoning on graphs, but I remember how HARD it was when I started programming and this does not seem even close.