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by certeoun
1766 days ago
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That was my hunch as well. People who don't care about learning topics deeply. Understanding why something works etc. I noticed that a lot in school/work. People can get good grades even without understanding the topic at hand.
Many learn mechanistically and succeed with good grades. I do the opposite, but it takes time and effort to learn a topic deeply using the Feynman method. Many are not interested in this. Many just apply formulas and code snippets, and they succeed nevertheless. Good for them! I actually don't care about success or grades or whatever. I care about the topic, because I want to understand why it works. This is just me though. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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