b. Navigate WebBrain

<p>Good job! It's time to talk a bit about the plex and thought relationships. Right now,&nbsp;<b>b. Navigate WebBrain</b> that is now in the center of the plex. We call this the <i>active thought</i>. We'll go more into what a thought is in a bit.&nbsp;

Above the text in the center is the text <b>1. How to use the WebBrain&nbsp;Interface</b> (or a shortened version). That is called a <i>parent thought</i>.</p><p>A parent thought is a bit like a folder which can contain other pieces of information. In this case the parent thought groups together the following thoughts:</p><p /><ul><li>&nbsp;<b>a. WebBrain Notes</b></li><li><b>b. Navigate WebBrain</b></li><li><b>c. How to Search WebBrain</b></li><li><b>d. Other Areas of the Plex</b></li></ul>

<p>In the middle is the thought that you navigated to, and are currently looking at. It's title is also at the top of the Notes. This is called the <i>active thought. </i>This thought is also considered a child thought of <b>1. How to Use the WebBrain Interface Thought</b>.

You'll notice now that the thoughts&nbsp;<b>a. WebBrain Notes</b>, <b>&nbsp;c.How to Search WebBrain</b> and <b>d. Other Areas of the Plex</b> are&nbsp;to the right. These are&nbsp;<i>sibling thoughts&nbsp;</i>to the active thought. A sibling thought is a thought that has the same parent as the current thought you are looking at. Sibling thoughts will always be listed to the right of the active thought.

To the left of the active thought in the plex is the thought&nbsp;<b>What are Jump Thoughts?</b> That's what we call a <i>jump thought</i>.&nbsp;

-> Click <b>What are Jump Thoughts?</b> now to find out more about jump thoughts.</p>