Waste-book method highly recommended. A note made of every phrase, every expression. Wealth can also be acquired through saving up truths in pennyworths. — G.C. Lichtenberg, Notebook F.164 #Lichtenbergianism #LichtenbergianQuotes #WasteBooks

I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom. — G.C. Lichtenberg, Notebook B.55 #Lichtenbergianism #LichtenbergianQuotes #WasteBooks

Waste-book method highly recommended. A note made of every phrase, every expression. Wealth can also be acquired through saving up truths in pennyworths. — G.C. Lichtenberg, Notebook F.164 #Lichtenbergianism #LichtenbergianQuotes #WasteBooks

Also, everyone urging you to write it down now is correct. In #Lichtenbergianism, we use #WasteBooks for this very purpose: Lichtenbergianism.com/waste-books

Vintage drawings of plant cells are accompanied by a quote from Georg Christoph Lichtenberg: “I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom.”

If you make enough little things, at some point you will have big things to deal with. #WasteBooks #Lichtenbergianism #postcardquotes

Vintage drawings of plant cells are accompanied by a quote from Georg Christoph Lichtenberg: “I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom.”

If you make enough little things, at some point you will have big things to deal with. #WasteBooks #Lichtenbergianism #postcardquotes

In Beethoven’s #WasteBooks we can see eight different beginnings to his Symphony No. 5. With each iteration, he listened and found that it was not quite right. (p. 69) #SuccessiveApproximation

#WasteBooks are *not* a method to be more productive or efficient. (p. 26) .

#WasteBooks are wild patches of garden where you throw *all* the seeds of ideas without any concern about which ones will ever bloom. (p. 26)

The first appearance of the 9th Symphony appeared in Beethoven’s sketchbooks a full ten years before the premiere in 1824. (p. 32) #WasteBooks

In Beethoven’s #WasteBooks we can see eight different beginnings to his Symphony No. 5. With each iteration, he listened and found that it was not quite right. (p. 69) #SuccessiveApproximation

A vintage drawing of a cross-section of a pomegranate with the phrase, “The seeds are the part you throw away, right?”

Make sure you throw them on fertile ground. #WasteBooks #Lichtenbergianism #postcardquotes

In Beethoven’s #WasteBooks we can see eight different beginnings to his Symphony No. 5. With each iteration, he listened and found that it was not quite right. (p. 69) #SuccessiveApproximation

Vintage drawings of plant cells are accompanied by a quote from Georg Christoph Lichtenberg: “I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom.”

If you make enough little things, at some point you will have big things to deal with. #WasteBooks #Lichtenbergianism #postcardquotes

I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom. — G.C. Lichtenberg, Notebook B.55 #Lichtenbergianism #LichtenbergianQuotes #WasteBooks

The first appearance of the 9th Symphony appeared in Beethoven’s sketchbooks a full ten years before the premiere in 1824. (p. 32) #WasteBooks

I have jotted down a host of little thoughts and sketches, but they are awaiting not so much a final revision as a few more glimpses of the sun that will make them blossom. — G.C. Lichtenberg, Notebook B.55 #Lichtenbergianism #LichtenbergianQuotes #WasteBooks

#WasteBooks are *not* a method to be more productive or efficient. (p. 26)

#WasteBooks are *not* a method to be more productive or efficient. (p. 26) .

#WasteBooks are *not* a method to be more productive or efficient. (p. 26)

This is the #Lichtenbergianism Precept of #WasteBooks!