Agreed, but paper fails at organizing. My brain loves folder structures and hyper specific note files. Remarkable seemed like the perfect device for me.

I’ve settled on markdown in vscode and a todo list app.

My experience has been that it's very easy to flip through a pile of papers, and I tend to "know" where the info is.

The beauty of physical interfaces like for paper is that you really can just flip through a stack while talking to someone and find what you need.

The big thing that I think works well in paper world is simply having things organized chronologically. I often remember around when I collected a piece of info.

The RM2 also fails at organizing: no text search in PDFs and not in notes, if you don't convert every handwritten note into text on a new page; only tags, which means if you don't add tags everywhere, you can't find anything by searching; etc. It's extremely expensive for the functionality it offers.

You've probably heard of Org mode. Go look it up - md and a todo app is exactly poor man's Org mode.