bear-hunter-system
Bear Hunter System (BHS)
A structured learning method that encodes complex material by building a causal mental model — mirroring how expert knowledge is actually organized. The method uses three hunting metaphors: Aim → Shoot → Skin.
Goal: Produce a GRINDE map the user genuinely owns, achieving 80–95% retention.
The Underlying Model: Layers of Learning
Every GRINDE map must reflect these four layers, outermost to innermost:
| Layer | Question | Role in the Map |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Logic / Backbone | Why is this important? | The highway — 2–6 causal chains |
| 2. Concepts | How does it work? What is it? | Mechanisms attached to backbone nodes |
| 3. Important Details | What do I need to memorize? | Rote facts attached to concepts |
| 4. Arbitrary Details | What's exam-only trivia? | Outermost leaves — minimal encoding effort |
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