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In short: The article is so so, its more thought provoking than instantly insightful. note ( I voted this up by mistake ) Below is "Thought provoked" response
by learnalist 17y ago
In short:
The article is so so, its more thought provoking than instantly insightful.
note ( I voted this up by mistake )
Below is "Thought provoked" response.
This kind of study/statement should be semi straight forward to turn into a web application. Assuming there was a way to have complete faith in the trust mechanism.
But im off topic.
Back to the forming of habits.
I don't believe even for an olympic athlete going to the gym or doing a rep, set or lap of something is ever without thinking. So its safe to say everyone's view of a habit will be different.
Things which you get feedback from I would say are easy to continue doing. The feedback can be loose jeans, feeling fresher, looking better, not going back to the api.
Would learning to write unix commands be like learning a habit?
What would happen if you mixed up learning a habit and the spaced learning ( SRS ) concept for learning something new? Or could you argue that they are one of the same.