Some trivia, like appointment dates, and shopping lists have a short shelf life, can be written on paper and can be discarded with little scrutiny. Digital notes, can take up little space so they can remain clogging up memory until they are specifically deleted. Paper is fine for the back pocket, when information does not have to be recorded on a brick. If it's not broke don't fix it. I was also reminded of the progress in the development of flat/flexible/foldable, and portable display formats, and the possibility of application of a PDF converter.Like a printable page that can be erased and replaced as the information becomes obsolete.
Sometimes the simple things are best because they a...

Some trivia, like appointment dates, and shopping lists have a short shelf life, can be written on paper and can be discarded with little scrutiny. Digital notes, can take up little space so they can remain clogging up memory until they are specifically deleted. Paper is fine for the back pocket, when information does not have to be recorded on a brick. If it's not broke don't fix it. I was also reminded of the progress in the development of flat/flexible/foldable, and portable display formats, and the possibility of application of a PDF converter.Like a printable page that can be erased and replaced as the information becomes obsolete.
Sometimes the simple things are best because they are simple. There is no sense in making a solution that is worse than the problem. About time that we went back to some things that worked well the way they were. With just a few Tweaks