Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by lolsal on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @09:35AM
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People learn in different ways. I remember details of 9/11 because they were surprising not because I read about them 100 times.
Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by Thoeu388 on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @09:37AM
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Did you actually learn anything from 9/11? I assume you supported war on Iraq and war on Afghanistan. Any lessons for current wars?
Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by shove on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @09:44AM
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Incredibly wild assumption
Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by Thoeu388 on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @11:18AM
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So far it worked every time.
That's not knowledge, that's trivia
Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by lolsal on Thursday August 03, 2023 @10:39AM
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If you say so.
You won’t be able to change my mind with an empty quip - people can and do learn by being surprised; and other folks learn differently. I’m not sure there’s much room for debate about that, but if it makes you feel good, spend the energy.
Re:Cut out everything that's not surprising
by jasonlotito on Tuesday August 01, 2023 @09:56AM
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In this context, learning something new is surprising.
> People do learn from mistakes.
Mistakes are surprises.
> Like I spend 90 minutes on lesson
Assuming this lesson is teaching you something you didn't know, that's the surprise.
And under that is picture of quad-bike, where wheels fell off!
People do learn from mistakes. If you are "surprising", and loose all wheels, people will learn from that mistake! But they will never ever interact with you again! You will get on banlist as a moron and clown!
Real value is in boring, predictable and repeatable stuff that delivers. Like I spend 90 minutes on lesson, and it gives me 1.5% skill increase. I do it 100x times and I have something. You will never be able to "surprise" me and deliver value 100x times! Smart people do not eat junk food!