One of the advantages of formal education over autodidact is that at some point 10-20 years later you realize you learned everything the wrong way, blame your teachers, and start to fix the damage. Self-taught people have no one else to blame but themselves, so they often don’t.
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When you’re self-taught, you’re attached to every mistake that doesn’t obviously and immediately hurt you. What doesn’t kill you only makes you youer.
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Makes sense. Street epistemology and empathy practices are similar formulas used by the left. Both practices seem to turn people into automated self-cults. Each begining starry eyed, gradually becoming seedier. Not bad company though.
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Inventing and identity connection is realer...
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I don't think thats true. Maybe in the autodidact way there is more chance to attach the knowledge to one self, but the same happen in the académic style. Look at all those examples of people not accepting a new theory just because it's contrary to the one they already have.
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Refuse to join any interrogation that will have you as respondent. - Glauco Marx
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