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Translation: your level of familiarity with the material only allows you to “see” it as the separate details. Daniel Coleman’s “Emotional Intelligence” offers
by koroe020 7y ago
Translation: your level of familiarity with the material only allows you to “see” it as the separate details.
Daniel Coleman’s “Emotional Intelligence” offers a useful daily model for reasoning around it.
They exist but realize they’re going to “feel” different than physics models. With general physics knowledge one can literally implement tests and build on that independently.
With NS, one can read a model but without imaging machines and chemical testing... shrug... it’s harder to build a muscle memory.
Which neuroscience research argues is super important to connecting details into a composite one can intuit around competently.
Reading AND writing are important to learning English. Same with everything else.
TLDR the practical value of NS is already known: practice learning as we do, don’t be a dick.