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>In that sense, I wish that my prior self had taken good notes, so that I wouldn't have to dig up source material if I wanted to relearn it again. I don't real
by fluoridation 2mo ago
>In that sense, I wish that my prior self had taken good notes, so that I wouldn't have to dig up source material if I wanted to relearn it again.
I don't really get it. If you've truly forgotten, you have to relearn it one way or another. What makes you think your past student self improvising a half-assed explanation in the moment could do better than a professional author who was already an expert when they wrote the book?
- 1718627440 2mo agoBecause you never truly forget something. If you took effort to generate a rehash of your own mental brain model, first you will recognize it again and thus don't need to relearn everything, and second you already have it in your own brain model, instead of needing to invent it first from someone's else brain model.