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Interesting. To me that’s just a subjective list the author likes. The replies seem a bit on the level of “...but everyone knows really.” I always took noti
by hriir0 7y ago
Interesting.
To me that’s just a subjective list the author likes.
The replies seem a bit on the level of “...but everyone knows really.”
I always took notions like “expert” virtue signaling to mean experts seem convinced we should all learn via the timelines they did.
Uni students versed in textbook physics, linear timelines for learning cause that’s how society taught them, are also experts in working cognitive theories. Incredible.
- throwqwerty 7y ago>To me that’s just a subjective list the author likes. but the prompt isn't "list some books you like" but "how should I learn" so there's obviously intent in picking those books.
- hriir0 7y ago“Likes for learning” is not an unreasonable acquiescence for the reader to consider. English is a terrible language and taking how we use it so literally is as bad as the language itself.