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				<title>The Knowledge Operating System</title>
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				<description>A graph of five hundred interlinked notes taught me that capture and linking are not enough — knowledge needs structure to be documented, referenced, and discovered. This is the layer I added on top: atomic concept notes, one index node per book, graded evidence, and reviews that turn knowledge into behaviour.</description>
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