Works for learning languages too. When you try to learn how the language works rather than routine memorization, you get that “aha” moment. Then you move into deep grammar which hurts like a bitch. When you finally have the grammar memorized and down to a pat, you can say you speak the language, even if you’re not 100% fluent or still have an accent. The aha moment and the mastery and truly satisfying though so I always recommend it
Pay close attention to the two people in the middle. That is the best time for a relationship, as one learns the ropes and the other masters by teaching.
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putinsvagina on December 26th, 2017 at 00:31 UTC »
Works for learning languages too. When you try to learn how the language works rather than routine memorization, you get that “aha” moment. Then you move into deep grammar which hurts like a bitch. When you finally have the grammar memorized and down to a pat, you can say you speak the language, even if you’re not 100% fluent or still have an accent. The aha moment and the mastery and truly satisfying though so I always recommend it
r2d2emc2 on December 26th, 2017 at 02:21 UTC »
Conscious incompetence. Sounds great. I'll go with that one.
Astrangerindander on December 26th, 2017 at 02:35 UTC »
Pay close attention to the two people in the middle. That is the best time for a relationship, as one learns the ropes and the other masters by teaching.