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> Does "blog post learning" ever really work? It depends on what the intention is. Is it to promote comprehensive understanding, proof, and the ability to then
by crispyambulance 4y ago
> Does "blog post learning" ever really work?
It depends on what the intention is. Is it to promote comprehensive understanding, proof, and the ability to then apply the concept in all situations? Then no.
Is it just to point out something interesting a make a point? Sure. There's nothing wrong with that. It's OK to explore aspects of a subject without a dense canonical treatise. There's a time and place for all sorts of explanations.