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docs: position soul files as a second brain - #44
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Add a "second brain for who you are" paragraph and a query-your-soul use case to the README. Pairs with the new second-brain repo topic.
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second-brainas a positioning angle for soul files.second-brainFraming: a notes-based second brain stores what you filed away; a soul file stores the mind that produced it - worldview, judgment, voice. It answers "what would I think about X", not "what did I save about X".