My Notes vs Deep

「My Notes」 is a very popular handwritten note application, breaking the paperless learning. Handwritten notes, more convenient for editing notes, The design is simple and can be used for painting. It is another window for learning software and a good helper for sorting out files. You can also edit a graphic diary. Pictures can be added to each diary, not just words. Support file import annotation and other functions, making it more convenient and concise to use. Support Apple pencil, which can be integrated into your process whether you are studying or working. This subscription will be automatically renewed through your iTunes account, with the renewal fee deducted from your plan within 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period. You can manage or cancel automatic renewal at the Account Settings office at least 24 hours before the current subscription period ends. If your trial does not end, the remaining days will automatically expire after you start your subscription. To open a subscription, you agree to the following terms: The terms of service : https://jianxiwu.github.io/posts/jianxi/fuwu Privacy policy : https://jianxiwu.github.io/posts/jianxi/privacy

Your first answer with a philosophical touch. Some questions look more and more like tangled earphones the harder you think about them. Try pausing for five seconds. Place a finger on the screen, hold your question in mind, and let an answer find you by chance. It may make you smile knowingly, or make you say, “Things aren’t that simple.” Good—the thinking has begun. Behind every answer is a philosopher’s insight and a reflection connected to everyday life. From choices and waiting to relationships, gains and losses, let old ideas help you see today from another angle. This answer is a little philosophical. The original Chinese name contains a small wordplay: it points to philosophy and to something worth pausing for, thinking about, and seeing anew. The answer won’t decide your life for you. But it can help you see the question a little more clearly. After all, philosophers don’t have the password to your life either. Begin with one philosophical answer and gradually hear your own. Keep a philosophical line in a widget on your Home Screen. It comes from your most recent answer, inviting you to pause when life is busy and shift perspective when you hesitate. It won’t take the wheel, but it may remind you to look at the road. May each unexpected reading leave you a little steadier, calmer, and wiser. For entertainment and reflection only. It does not predict the future or replace professional advice.