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You never know 'enough'. You just have broad interests and see how all things are more interlinked than any one specific branch of knowledge captures. So you na
by PeterStuer 1y ago
You never know 'enough'. You just have broad interests and see how all things are more interlinked than any one specific branch of knowledge captures. So you naturally wander through a host of subjects rather than exclusively deepdive into a single specialization.
- voidhorse 1y agoThis. Often you'll also put something down for a while only to pick it up again years later, dusting off your old know-how. Learning is a never-ending process in which progress is not stable and regression also happens. In that sense it is sisyphean.