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One benefit of watching is that you can ask questions about things the expert doesn’t realize they’re doing. Stuff that’s so second nature to them that they for
by Swizec 5y ago
One benefit of watching is that you can ask questions about things the expert doesn’t realize they’re doing. Stuff that’s so second nature to them that they forget it used to be novel.
They wouldn’t put those in a book or blog.
The key bit is active observation. Passive consumption doesn’t work.
- Jensson 5y agoThe most important part is having someone who points out the errors that you don't know you make. You can't point them out yourself or ask questions about them since you are unaware of them, you need a person who knows the stuff to go through your work and point out the errors for you. You can't put that into any media, you can't learn that by asking questions, the expert needs to review your work, there is no other way.
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- alehlopeh 5y agoThat’s exactly what they would put in a book