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More specifically, turning this into a habit will bring out the cached ideas/thoughts that you use. Cached ideas/thoughts are conclusions that you or someone e
by RevRal 17y ago
More specifically, turning this into a habit will bring out the cached ideas/thoughts that you use.
Cached ideas/thoughts are conclusions that you or someone else has made, that you accept as a useful variable that you can plug into situations when necessary. Problem is, these conclusions are sometimes wrong. So, after you make a habit of "asking why" until you are satisfied, you'll find yourself catching these cached thoughts even in every day speech.
But, there are some things that are best to just accept. Like, some uses of CSS. I am fully comfortable using other people's fixes without completely understanding how it works.
There is a balance that needs to be found. It's like memorizing things by rote vs. knowing why said things work. It is as much a mistake getting caught up figuring out why everything works as learning everything at surface level. But, the latter is far more frequent.