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I have a very hard time believing claims like this. Not to single you out, but you should be able to draw perfectly then and imagine whole systems in your mind.
by throw1234651234 6y ago
I have a very hard time believing claims like this. Not to single you out, but you should be able to draw perfectly then and imagine whole systems in your mind.
The latter is especially unlikely given that most people are limited to 5-7 "items" in their working memory. To design even a simple system, e.g. a brake caliper, that's way more than 7 items, and they aren't "atomic" items either.
Again, this isn't a stab at you, this is a stab at the concept, because it's kind of like people saying they can put on 5lb of muscle a month without roiding. Sets false expectations.
- cercatrova 6y agoI can hold whole systems in my mind, but I can't draw, as I've never learned. That doesn't mean that what I see in my mind is not real or inaccurate.
- madaxe_again 6y agoIt’s about levels of scale and abstraction. When you’re designing a car you don’t care about the innards of the calliper. Reducible complexity, and modelled inputs and outputs. If something seems wonky it gets looked at more closely - either the model or the concept is wrong. I can’t draw for shit, but I can and do make complex devices and systems with no written plan, just a picture in my head. Oh, and I’ve put on well over 5lb of muscle this month, by doing brutal hours of manual labour and eating like a horse. Being out of shape but historically stacked makes it a world easier.
- throw1234651234 6y ago"Group 3 (exercise, natural) was able to build about 4 pounds of muscle." https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/steroids-vs-natural/ https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/steroids-vs-natural/ Maybe you did for one month, after a time of de-training, with all the ideal conditions.