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> but just try to explain in plain English what you learned Maybe the point is not to learn but to think? It's food for thought. If you make something for au
by nabla9 6y ago
> but just try to explain in plain English what you learned
Maybe the point is not to learn but to think? It's food for thought.
If you make something for audience that consumes information actively (thinks), you can make a very deep, complex and narrow opinionated argument. The viewpoint is not fully developed. Audience neither accept or rejects it (hopefully).
(does not apply to specialized fields, like scientific writing with their own standards)
- Bakary 6y agoWouldn't an audience self-identifying as consuming information "actively" inevitably fool themselves into adopting narratives and consider them to be the product of thought?