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When you answer a question yourself, your brain can learn from it. You pick the answers, and next time someone asks, it knows.

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Find it

Open a connection chat (Chats, then the person) and look at the lines you typed. Each one has a small arrow at its end. On a phone, press and hold the line instead.

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Use it

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Start picking

On a computer, hover over your line, open its arrow (Message options) and choose Add answers to brain. On a phone, press and hold the line for about half a second.
A line you typed, with its menu open and Add answers to brain listed
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Pick the answers

A round box appears by each line you can add, and your line is ticked. The bar says Each pick is the answer. The message before it is the question. Tick more lines if you like. Cancel backs out.
Picking answers: a round box by each answer you can add, and a bar at the bottom with the count
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Choose who it's for

Open Add to brain at the bottom right and pick Exclusive (only available via DMs) or Public (visible in your Mind).
The Add to brain menu, offering Exclusive and Public
4

Check and add

A sheet called Add to your brain shows the question and your answer. Your brain may reword the question so it stands alone; See original shows what was asked. Tap any line to edit it, then Add to brain.
A sheet showing the question and your answer, with Add to brain to confirm

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Good to know

  • Only what you typed. Lines from the other person, and a brain’s replies, can’t be added in a connection chat. In a chat where you take over from your brain, your own lines count.
  • Already added. A line in your brain says Added to your brain under it and can’t be picked again.
  • Undo. After you add, a message says Added to your brain. Visible in your Mind. with an Undo for a few seconds.
  • Public or Exclusive. The difference is covered in Public and Exclusive.
  • From Overview. Write about it on a question your brain couldn’t answer opens the same sheet. See What people asked.