Read Smarter, Not Harder

As you are undoubtedly aware, today we have more resources than ever to help us study and work, but key facts are buried in long documents, hidden by background info and boilerplate. In many cases, the main ideas are surrounded by background paragraphs, repeated phrasing, and polite introductions that add length but not meaning. It is worth noting that, examples and numbers are often split across pages, so readers spend hours skimming and still worry they missed something.

With that being said, online summaries are unreliable because they often omit crucial details and sources—definitions, caveats, and sources—leaving you unsure what to trust. At the end of the day, what most people want is clear, short notes that keep the important specifics and remove boilerplate. In conclusion, we need a better way to condense text into concise, trustworthy knowledge without losing context.