I found it more useful to read more books than read one book again and again. This helps me to reinforce the same concept from different angles. Our brain is a pattern matching machine, and it automatically picks up related concepts.

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euvin 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

That's true, and it's also the reason why it's so important to ensure your information diet is of high quality. Any concept (especially harmful or radical ones) can be reinforced.

I had to learn this lesson a long while ago when I realized many sites I casually browsed were injecting and repeating many dark thoughts that weren't truly reflective of reality. I've been way more careful of my daily intake and the groups I associate with ever since.

	▲	admiralrohan 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Can relate. Also information diet changed for me over time, as what is "high quality" is subjective based on where I am. In 2016 I used to browse free webinar. In 2021 youtube self-help videos. Now-a-days only focused on history books as already learned everything needed for self-help. And most often we focus on what we don't know. In my exp I wasted most time rereading stuffs I already knew.

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cindyllm 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

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