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Google Makes Me Talk to Myself
I am doing some academic writing on a Google doc and realized that I was making a significant amount of comments within the document. (Insert->Comment). The comments were pondering how I might develop that thought, or move the writing to another section, or refer back to an author. Who am I saying these comments to? Well, myself of course. Then I realized… I am talking to myself!!! I am so in the habit of collaborating that I find that even when I am working with myself I need to collaborate with myself and I make myself notes and then build off those notes. Crazy to brainstorm with yourself… probably, but it does work.
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