zarastralia

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   by zarastralia 15y ago

   In my case, 'flip the cutlery before placing it in the dishwasher.' But yeah. The problem isn't that learning is unenjoyable, but that we don't enjoy it enough .
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   by zarastralia 15y ago

   Something I recently discovered: the secret to deliberate practice is to consciously enjoy it by entering more deeply into the experience. This approach is the opposite of enforced drill. Thus, when you are bored and enjoyment starts to fla
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   by zarastralia 15y ago

   >Is it necessary to be unkind, even slightly? No, sure, it isn't. However, one can write a useful reply in terms of content without being aware one is being unkind. In such cases it will feel something like 'wow, I'm so clever today' or
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   by zarastralia 15y ago

   Some thoughts about trolls: (1) Any fine poster who is even slightly unkind will pick up trolls, like ivy on a great tree (2) It follows from (1) that if you attract trolls then this is a sign that you are a good poster -- yay (3) The abi