I think this is something 80% of people find not simple. needs mental flexibility. kind Mateusz

Most people just made up shit in their head and have opinions about their shit.

That’s how I feel about your citations in your book. So much more stuff to read 📚

I’m always surprised by people who don’t do this

Curiosity 🤌

I also do this. Sometimes I'm surprised I'm still employed because of it! 😂

I think this is one of the major dichotomies. People who consider not knowing something as an action item, and people who look at it as a shortcoming. Growth mindset vs rigid mindset.

The connection between the knowledge dots becomes exponential to their number. 🥸

Well said. It's remarkable how much we can learn in this day and age with relatively low effort. Surprisingly, a lot of people aren't even willing to put forth even that little amount.

The difficulty lies in managing all that knowledge and connecting it. Do you use any tools for that or is it all in your brain? For me #Logseq became my second brain. Couldn't work without it. #PKM

when reading, if you come across a word you don’t know, stop & look it up… all confusion comes from continuing without understanding the word you skipped

I do the same. However, I accepted the fact that most folks are busy prioritizing other life stuff. That’s not an excuse but I believe we all do what we think is best for our own self.

Curiosity is a superpower.

Why have many people failed to look it up?

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That’s me every time I get a Text from anyone under 30. The acronyms are endless

OMG...you DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH?!?!??!

I was shocked by a study that showed most people (don't remember the exact percentage, but it was more than half) never read a book after graduating from school (high school or college). I can't comprehend that mentality. I have learned more since graduating college than I learned during my entire...

From reliable sources. Not 4Chan too. 🤣

I often find myself reading past a word that I don’t know the meaning of, but have enough context to guess at the meaning. When I take the time to look up the actual definition 9/10 times I’ve been subtly wrong.

Love it. Ditto. Trying to better understand and demystify Nostr.

Good idea

Humble👍

Please look up info about fundamental human needs. Surprisingly most people don't even know they have fundamental human needs the same as everyone else. I believe most of the today's worlds problems would be solved if people knew and understood that EVERYONE needs participation, idleness, affection,...