THINKMAP™

ThinkMap

It's not a mind map. It's Thinkmap.

A simpler way to start thinking clearly.

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HOW TO USE

How to use

1. Ask every possible question.
2. Give every possible answer.
THE 7 NODE TYPES

Node types

Each node type maps to a specific kind of thinking. Use them deliberately to shape clear arguments.

QUE
Question
Open a new line of inquiry. Yellow highlighted, since questions drive everything else.
ANS
Answer
Respond to a question. Plain text, no inline label — answers should speak for themselves.
EVAL:
Evaluation
Test the reasoning. Critique, validate, or weigh evidence behind a previous claim.
POND:
Pondering
Still working it out. Dashed border signals "in flux" — a thought you're not yet ready to commit to.
CON:
Conclusion
Settle on an answer. Thicker border emphasizes that this is a decision you're standing behind.
AND
And / Or
Logical connectors. Use AND when both children matter, OR when only one path needs to be true.