I don't think thats a good negative advice. Many aspects of most things can be understood quickly if one has the right orientation. Here's an explorable on waveforms, which pre-computers might have taken a long time to intuit:https://pudding.cool/2018/02/waveforms/ …
There's still a lot of conceptual labor that goes into knowing what the "right" orientation even looks like .. or how to learn to change your pattern of thinking to become acute to that
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multiple resources are great, but at the end of the day nobody can "teach" you anything despite how many pretty pictures you look at
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Agree that you have to put in the effort no matter what resource you use. Just trying to point out here that taking too much time to grok something could well be a problem of the material you choose that just doesn't resonate.
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Definitely and there's ample time wasted trying to not find the right orientation and just headbutting against symbols in a single text book thinking to oneself it will just take time.
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that's true.. there's a line to walk that's for sure .. i'm not advising that somebody take this advice in the infinite limit
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