Example

How to Capture an IDEA?
What is an idea after all? It is not an atomic thing. An idea exists among a cluster of other ideas and participates in them and as such has entailments and influences. So the problem is how to represent an idea and especially how to present the idea in some contrast so that it stands out from its background. To be discussed an idea should be somewhat like a **Pattern** (see the patterns movement in software design).

IDEA (HAS)
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 * **Name** # a short pithy title by which the idea can be designated, as such it is a shorthand for the idea
 * **Aliases** # other names by which similar ideas are expressed. These may be slightly different but involve the same or similar entailments
 * **Context** # the situation(s) to which the idea applies. This may distinguish ideas of the same name but different contexts
 * **Description** # or Summary which briefly describes the content of the idea
 * **Entailments** # implications which the idea has such that it influences other ideas. This may be a list of influenced ideas of a set of descriptions on how the idea influences the other ideas
 * **Evidences** # how we know that this idea is an accurate representation of the idea as held by the subject (Here **C. S. Lewis**)
 * **Interpretations** # more detail and alternative expressions of the idea(s)

//Strategy Illustrated Using MIracles//
1) Title / Chapter / Paragraphs / Principle Idea -- if the idea repeats then the illustrations build up on the Idea page and all the ideas are listed on the Ideas page so you can link through by particular work or by going to the Ideas page. See the first few examples of each of these as illustrated by my work on the first chapter of Miracles.