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Anything you write from your own experience takes very little time to write.
I would not say that. Sometimes it takes a long time to understand something you think you know well enough to explain it to other people.
Big +1 to this
Perhaps I assumed that the writing begins only after having that understanding.
It's the other way around usually. You think of most of the ideas while writing. That's the origin of the word essay. http://paulgraham.com/essay.html
^ This is why I blog. My thinking is, if I can write about it clearly, I can understand it better.
Incidentally, that horribly contorted second sentence is exactly the sort of thing that would get rewritten in an essay.
Haha I get what you mean.
I am reminded of two things my advisor, Per Brinch Hansen, used to say, repeatedly: 1) If you can't explain it so that a freshman would understand it, you don't understand it yourself. 2) Papers should be easy to read, not easy to write.
IOED Illusion of Explantory Depth https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3062901/ … tanks to @_ONeoX for pointing that out
This worth the translation
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