With regard to almost any topic, you're 3-5 books away from having a productive conversation with a foremost expert and quite possibly teaching him or her something new. And this compounds — forever
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I find that the simplest-yet-true way of thinking about it is terms of questions. Be obsessive about asking questions, chasing down the implications feverishly, getting answers that lead to new and more exciting questions. Eventually you get to questions at the frontier
Like 1/4 of the notes I write in the margins are basically "wrong, motherfucker!" and a citation
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I would subscribe to that feed
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Sönke Ahrens on taking notes on what you read:"Writing that an author struggles in one chapter to justify his method can be a much more adequate description of this chapter’s content than any quote from the text itself"https://www.amazon.com/How-Take-Smart-Notes-Nonfiction-ebook/dp/B06WVYW33Y …
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how to interstitial-note in history: point with a little spear-blade, labeled "wrong":https://twitter.com/Calthalas/status/1263049116004818946?s=20 …
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