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Parent-child structures let you zoom in and out between detail and abstraction. Every hierarchy is a compression strategy — it hides detail below and exposes summary above, letting you navigate complexity by choosing your altitude.
Child items often inherit properties from their parent — be aware of what propagates.
The ability to organize things into nested levels is one of your most powerful thinking capabilities. Hierarchical cognition is not a technique you learn — it is a faculty you already possess that becomes transformative when you wield it deliberately.