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I guess that's because some people learn best from experience (kinesthetic learning) while some people learn best from examples (rote learning).

• nnq 9y ago
  Hmm... then I'll label myself a "conceptual-kinesthetic" learner, that'll surely confuse the hell outta' everyone. It kinda makes sense, in a way what I'm doing in my head while learning is like "simulations of wrestling matches or gladiator fights between concepts" and keeping the pain and bloody mess in your head drives you slightly insane... guess if you put it this way I can grok why most people don't take well to this learning style... most don't enjoy bloody gladiator fights either... same as they don't enjoy being put to learn C or assembler first so they can actually feel the pain that higher level programming languages were invented to alleviate :)