Re:Ask HN: Are there books for mathematics like Feynman's le...
by csomar on Friday October 25, 2019 @04:09AM
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My understanding is that you can't learn without going through mistakes first.
If you find it intuitive, you find it correct and the brain doesn't change your neural structure; because why would it? No neural structure change -> you didn't learn anything.
If you find it difficult, do mistakes, can't get the correct answer -> your brain start to change its neural structure to be able to resolve these problems -> you learn.
If you find it intuitive, you find it correct and the brain doesn't change your neural structure; because why would it? No neural structure change -> you didn't learn anything.
If you find it difficult, do mistakes, can't get the correct answer -> your brain start to change its neural structure to be able to resolve these problems -> you learn.