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It sounds to me like the author of this post is going for quantity over quality. In the realm of book-reading, that's almost always a losing proposition. Here'
by aestetix 10y ago
It sounds to me like the author of this post is going for quantity over quality. In the realm of book-reading, that's almost always a losing proposition.
Here's an approach that has worked better for me: pick a complex question and try to answer it. For example, "Why did the Great Depression happen?" It turns out there isn't actually a simple answer (that everyone can agree on).
- TeMPOraL 10y agoQuantity can actually help you here - for complex questions, you want to get a feel of the answer-space first, instead of picking a single point on it and exploring it thoroughly.