[tetris11]

I don't know about videos, but here's my general workflow.

    1. "Huh, I wonder at what point SSDs of today are comparable
        to RAM speeds of yester-year?"
    2. `C-c n c` (create-node) "ssd_ram_yearly" (title)
    3. (a document spawns) "\* SSD vs RAM comparison" (I give it a
        better unofficial title)
    4. I do googling, drag and drop images into the document (org-download
       is a must have)
    5. Satisfied with the document, I decide to link it to a
       parent node
    6. `C-c n i` (insert node) "random_thoughts"
    7. If the random_thoughts node exists, it just links, if not, it
       creates a new document which I can fill out, and then `C-c
       C-c` to complete it, and then it links back to the ram document.
    8. I finally do `C-c C-c` to complete the original ram document.

Later on:

    1. "Huh, what was I thinking about again?"
    2. `C-c n f` (find node) "random_thoughts"
    3. `C-c n l` (show backward links) a new buffer pops up showing
       all files that link to random_thoughts, and I click on 
       the Ram ssd one.

[agumonkey]

Gonna try.. it seems well suited to multiple contexts switches