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Then try a fun game: explain it to someone else, preferably outside of the problem domain. The premise you're capturing is great, because society benefits from
by mdaniel 4y ago
Then try a fun game: explain it to someone else, preferably outside of the problem domain. The premise you're capturing is great, because society benefits from your hard-won battle to distill that information into something that can be passed along to "future generations"
That's why I have the greatest respect for high quality documentation because a lot of energy went into crafting it
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y agoThat's a good recommendation. On the other hand, there's an added difficulty for me to explain what I know because it's all in English and my native language is Greek. When I try to explain e.g. the subject of my PhD studies to my relatives or friends, I find that I simply do not have the Greek vocabulary to do it. I started translating one of my papers in Greek just to address this limitation, but I guess I got bored and gave up midway. I'm fine with explaining it all in English though. At the risk of inducing terminal boredom :)