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The problem you're talking about, which I agree exists, has more to do with readers than with the author because I really didn't read any of that in the article
by kyro 13y ago
The problem you're talking about, which I agree exists, has more to do with readers than with the author because I really didn't read any of that in the article. The author just seems to offer admiration for the guy's drive and resourcefulness, and doesn't at all advocate not attaining formal qualifications.
What I wanna know is how this guy put together an effective and cohesive curriculum instead of the scattered and unfocused one I tend to fall into when trying to self- educate.
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoOnce you have a specific goal in mind, it suggests the kinds of questions you should be asking the library oracle, and you let that guide what you study. In other words, if you have an actual problem, and you really need to solve it, that is the motivating and focusing force. At least, I am guessing that's how he did it. I could be totally wrong.