> often wish for a more randomized way to resurface stuff...
mmm! 

to make sure im accurately understanding, are you saying something like what I'm about to post in a reply to this one...?

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a first pass at showing a few lenses/views to revisit past “pings” through…

so far, there’s:
- “For You”
- “On this day”
- “Around this time”
- “Resonant”
- “Recent”

gotcha gotcha, ok! 

...this aligns with my experience too. 

are there particular "filters" [i] you can see potentially being interesting to you? 

E.g. "around this time?", "this day of the week", "never revisited", etc.

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i. im not sure "filters" is the word...

(eeek! it looks like i might've muddled the threads a bit :o reply linked below...

oh, josh: we started exploring different ways of resurfacing past pings (below) 

if you can imagine other lenses/views, we’d be eager to hear


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i.

Yes! That’s very much what was on my mind

Also, the Highlighted app has a widget that pulls and displays random quotes I've saved and it is often way better than scrolling the other apps :) 

Holler if you ever want to talk about this!

"time can be helpful for bringing me (@jbrewer) back to thoughts that resonate *and* I wonder if having additional 'rules' to influence what past thoughts are presented to me and when might increase the likelihood that any given thought resoantes with me in a given moment."

this little prototype shows a random ping [i] from my drop journal 



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i.  “ping” = shorthand for a breadcrumb or portal back to a feeling, resonant idea, etc.

...with this experiment, i'm wading into a question that's something like:

"what might inspire me to revisit these pings in the tiny, liminal moments when i might otherwise scroll IG or TikTok?"

I love this! I've used Day One in a similar fashion because they have the "this day x years ago" feature but often wish for a more randomized way to surface stuff I might not find again