How to Use Knowledge Graphs for Insights

In this video, I will show you how I use the InfraNodus browser extension — https://infranodus.com/extension — to generate ideas from my own blog posts and other content. First, I visualize the main topics. Then I think about what I might be missing. Then I zoom into specific concepts to explore the nuances. Then I zoom and look at the gaps between the topics again. This allows me to explore my own writing and other texts in a non-linear way and use the AI-generated questions to stimulate my thinking in the direction I'm interested in. The article I use in this example: https://paranyushkin.com/portfolio-item/waves-into-patterns/ The tool I'm using: https://infranodus.com or the extension is available for free at https://infranodus.com/extension Timecodes: 0:00 Developing ideas using knowledge graphs: zooming in and out 2:30 “Using a knowledge graph as a steering device for your thinking and reading” 3:58 I will analyze an article I wrote about my book 5:26 1. Topical overview — zooming out 8:06 2. Find what topics you haven’t mentioned 9:24 3. Zooming in: exploring specific concepts and relations 11:46 4. Finding content gaps: topics that are not yet related 14:34 Nonlinear reading 17:00 Removing the top layer of ideas 18:30 Generating ideas from gaps