Read several sources at once to expose shared claims, tensions, and gaps.
Reading multiple books at once allows you to unlock many benifits that you would not get from reading one book at a time. You'll learn to discursively read, to make reading sessions more consistent, and to drop books caught in sunk cost fallacies.
Don't start reading a book without questions in mind. Use questions as a detective to guide your reading and to help you remember what you read.
A shared platform for storing and searching for information you want to remember.
A commonplace book is your personal knowledge management system. It is a shared platform for storing and searching for information you want to remember across all of your reading. It is a tool that allows you to capture and organize your thoughts, ideas, and insights in a way that is meaningful to you.