Start from the specific
LorenaMor's pedagogy takes shape: ask to learn pharaohs and get a curriculum of precise concepts to explore outward from, ask Nietzsche's opinion inside a Marvel-villains bubble, and drag any node to pull its whole subtree like a kite.
// trace: where this idea came from
- ↳ video diary @ 26:39 (la tesis pedagógica)
- ↳ video diary @ 30:38 (Nietzsche dentro de Marvel)
- ↳ video diary @ 31:31 (jalar una cometa)
LorenaMor’s live demo now carries a pedagogical claim worth isolating: “es más fácil aprender de lo más específico a lo menos específico” ▸ 26:39. Ask to learn about Egyptian pharaohs and Lorena doesn’t lecture; she interviews (politics? burials? lineage?) and then generates a curriculum of sharply specific concepts, dynastic succession models, royal genealogy, legitimacy crises, each one a door to walk outward from ▸ 26:56. The generalities get earned by exploration, not delivered as fog up front, and the “no entiendo” button stands ready to excavate whichever prerequisite is missing.
Two interactions steal the demo. First, cross-pollination: inside a bubble about Marvel villain redemption arcs, he types “what does Nietzsche think of this?”, and the graph sprouts the Übermensch, existentialism, a philosophy wing growing out of a comics wing ▸ 30:38, each bubble “un mundo de conocimiento” that answers from its own context. Second, the physics of memory: grab any node and drag, and its connected subtree trails behind, “es como jalar una cometa” ▸ 31:31, knowledge you can feel the weight of. He tried removing the connection lines for cleanliness and put them back: without lines, you get lost.
el currículum no enseña; abre puertas específicas →
Plenty is still broken, imports that orphan nodes, a minimap deleted in dissatisfaction, contexts that bleed between sessions, but the shape is unmistakable now, and so is its lineage: the whiteboard idea, Pipo’s worlds, the Socratic button, and a curriculum engine that treats every learner like a researcher with a map instead of a student with a syllabus…
// continued in
no entry has continued this idea yet: the arc is still open