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You don’t gain know-how though. You get acquainted with the concept and gain knowledge by watching or reading a thing. But until you do it and discover it’s int
by nemo44x 3y ago
You don’t gain know-how though. You get acquainted with the concept and gain knowledge by watching or reading a thing. But until you do it and discover it’s intricacies you don’t have know-how.
My point being that many people stop at watching/reading/discussing and don’t actually go in and do the thing they want learn. They’ll never really learn it until they can do it.
- Jensson 3y ago> You don’t gain know-how though What is know-how if not knowing how to do something? I've learned how to do stuff from watching and then at a later point doing the thing proving that I had know-how. I knew how to do it before doing it. Edit: Example from when I was a kid: I played a game and struggled with a particular kind of monster, always took damage from it. Me doing it a lot of time didn't lead to knowing how to beat it. Then I watched my brother play it once, after that I never took damage from that monster again. Me watching lead to know-how instantly, doing didn't help, watching helped.
- nemo44x 3y agoI never said examples (video, text, discussion) weren’t valuable. They’re essential. You had know-how of the game. You were shown the key and were able to execute because you’ve attempted it a bunch of times and failed. Someone given all the details on the game and the fight would likely fail to execute if they lacked know-how.