We all know that our thinking has the ability to " jump " from one point to another . It is not   linear - it works with associations and outside of rules or instructions . This means that , in   practice , it is difficult to catch a thought and consciously hold on to it . This is what we say   " Try NOT to think of a pink elephant " . Impossible . You just made an image of him in your   mind . So , what do we do when we want to think and analyze something that is in our mind ,   creatively and methodically , without getting bored and without trying to think about it   ( because that is when our mind will do the exact opposite ) ? 

 We do mind mapping ! 

 What is mind mapping ? 

 Mind mapping is nothing but the visual depiction of how thoughts are structured in our   minds . And it 's a great way to get started on paper . But mind mapping does not only help to   put our thoughts down and in order . It helps a lot to communicate them to others , so that   they understand them , watch them , and even participate in them . How useful ! 

 How to do mind mapping 

 First , a mind map begins and develops concentrically . We start with the central idea , add   key points and , in each of them , put the individual ideas that come to mind . And then other   individual ideas . And so on . 

 A basic rule is that the original idea and the basic axes are written in capital letters . The   next branches , in lower case . We also use colors , as well as darts that freely connect   whatever we think is connected . Finally , it is important to use as few words as possible -   even monologues . The final visual result is reminiscent of a labyrinthine " tree " , in a   horizontal or vertical arrangement , depending on how it suits everyone and on what tool it   is set up . 

 Okay , but why mind mapping ? 

 Our brain consists of two hemispheres . The left is the technocratic , of logic . The right , of   art and creation . This is something we all know . What is amazing , and perhaps most of us   are unaware of it , is that our minds learn best when both hemispheres are involved . That is ,   when we do something that uses both logic and creativity at the same time . 

 The usefulness of mind mapping 

 Personally , I use mind mapping in almost everything . From my most confused thoughts , to   my most specific realistic plans . And , as I sometimes feel that I am not carrying a normal   mind , but a chaotic vortex of unrelated thoughts and images , mind mapping helps me to   catch my ideas piece by piece , almost like we catch butterflies with abstinence . 

 And I will give you an example . 

 Today I made the decision to write an article . 

 Before I started doing it , when it was still a thought , I wanted to evaluate what I would like   to say and with what structure 

 With the help of the mind mapping , I started to add thoughts to specific branches , enriching   it with individual ideas . Within a short time , I had a very specific plan in front of me , practical   but also cute , based on which I would proceed without deviations and confusions . And , at 

 this point , Abraham Lincoln 's excellent quote " Give me six hours to cut down a tree , and I 'll   spend the first four hours sharpening the saw " sticks . So , all I had left was the time to write   it . 

 So , I do not hide from you that with mind mapping I work on all my projects . From websites   to videos , from articles to branding plans , from concepts to entire presentations , I record my   thoughts with this technique . Either on paper or digitally . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: We all know that our thinking has the ability to " jump " from one point to another . It is not   linear - it works with associations and outside of rules or instructions . This means that , in   practice , it is difficult to catch a thought and consciously hold on to it . This is what we say   " Try NOT to think of a pink elephant " . Impossible . You just made an image of him in your   mind . So , what do we do when we want to think and analyze something that is in our mind ,   creatively and methodically , without getting bored and without trying to think about it   ( because that is when our mind will do the exact opposite ) ? 

 We do mind mapping ! 

 What is mind mapping ? 

 Mind mapping is nothing but the visual depiction of how thoughts are structured in our   minds . And it 's a great way to get started on paper . But mind mapping does not only help to   put our thoughts down and in order . It helps a lot to communicate them to others , so that   they understand them , watch them , and even participate in them . How useful ! 

 How to do mind mapping 

 First , a mind map begins and develops concentrically . We start with the central idea , add   key points and , in each of them , put the individual ideas that come to mind . And then other   individual ideas . And so on . 

 A basic rule is that the original idea and the basic axes are written in capital letters . The   next branches , in lower case . We also use colors , as well as darts that freely connect   whatever we think is connected . Finally , it is important to use as few words as possible -   even monologues . The final visual result is reminiscent of a labyrinthine " tree " , in a   horizontal or vertical arrangement , depending on how it suits everyone and on what tool it   is set up . 

 Okay , but why mind mapping ? 

 Our brain consists of two hemispheres . The left is the technocratic , of logic . The right , of   art and creation . This is something we all know . What is amazing , and perhaps most of us   are unaware of it , is that our minds learn best when both hemispheres are involved . That is ,   when we do something that uses both logic and creativity at the same time . 

 The usefulness of mind mapping 

 Personally , I use mind mapping in almost everything . From my most confused thoughts , to   my most specific realistic plans . And , as I sometimes feel that I am not carrying a normal   mind , but a chaotic vortex of unrelated thoughts and images , mind mapping helps me to   catch my ideas piece by piece , almost like we catch butterflies with abstinence . 

 And I will give you an example . 

 Today I made the decision to write an article . 

 Before I started doing it , when it was still a thought , I wanted to evaluate what I would like   to say and with what structure 

 With the help of the mind mapping , I started to add thoughts to specific branches , enriching   it with individual ideas . Within a short time , I had a very specific plan in front of me , practical   but also cute , based on which I would proceed without deviations and confusions . And , at 

 this point , Abraham Lincoln 's excellent quote " Give me six hours to cut down a tree , and I 'll   spend the first four hours sharpening the saw " sticks . So , all I had left was the time to write   it . 

 So , I do not hide from you that with mind mapping I work on all my projects . From websites   to videos , from articles to branding plans , from concepts to entire presentations , I record my   thoughts with this technique . Either on paper or digitally .
### Output: 