Re:The Genius of Learning
by Jugurtha on Friday October 07, 2016 @07:35PM
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I looked into cognitive skills on and off for some time. I started writing something to sythesize my knowledge about it and share it but I didn't as you can see (from the time management chapter, you see where the problem lies):
From problem solving to deliberate practice, meta-cognition. etc. Long-term potentiation is one of the concepts that blew my mind the most. Following the process down to the neural and ion level (as in how sodium, calcium and magnesium ions are involved), I learned amazing things.
Here's a sweet Long-Term Potentiation video describing what happens:
Re:The Genius of Learning
by sn9 on Friday October 07, 2016 @08:39PM
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You'd probably be interested in reading Edward Slingerland's Trying Not to Try for a take on the parallels between wu wei and current research in cognitive science.
https://github.com/jhadjar/Notes/blob/master/Cognitive%20Ski...
From problem solving to deliberate practice, meta-cognition. etc. Long-term potentiation is one of the concepts that blew my mind the most. Following the process down to the neural and ion level (as in how sodium, calcium and magnesium ions are involved), I learned amazing things.
Here's a sweet Long-Term Potentiation video describing what happens:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vso9jgfpI_c
I recently put a few things in that repo and add to it from time to time instead of "wanting to do one big thing".