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not so much memorization as decomposition of numerous examples into logic based knowledge. As a simple example, knowing volumes of words is not as useful as kno
by ekianjo 4y ago
not so much memorization as decomposition of numerous examples into logic based knowledge. As a simple example, knowing volumes of words is not as useful as knowing etymology since etymology brings you a deeper structure.
- shreyshnaccount 4y agoI'd say that's subjective, depending on context and individuals. Sure etymology might be amazing to know for a lit major or author, but for someone who wants to just be able to write clearly, knowing a lot of words is useful.