Learning Theory (part 1)

[sstellar]

Intro

To many this will be a very boring post that's difficult to understand and unless you read it rather thoroughly, it likely won't provide much of value. If you take your time to understand what I'm going to explain and understand how you can use it to your benefit, you will likely become a more capable learner in general. I'm going to be

Comments

[shinzuffxi]

6 legged creatures o.o cat+taru+sheep in space = animorph gone wrong?

Maybe we should ask for permission, before tapping the subcounscious.

[tkeichan]

Totally copied my "Thought bubble post this week!"

I'm also into chess, I think it would be a fun thing if we played a game one day :p

[tkeichan]

Also, prophylaxis (god I love that word) comes into to play under "intuition". In chess, based on experience alone, you can "predict" things that even you "don't know what's going to happen!". That's what I think the intuition that you mention.

[sstellar]

Haha, Josh (Waitzkin) always says that word. Have you ever watched the Chess Master tutorials? They are really good learning tools..

Sure we can play. I haven't practiced much and you will probably pwn me up, but I still remember how to castle and file my rooks! I'm sure I can put up a decent fight =P

[tkeichan]

I read some books that had that word in it-- The medical field uses it a lot too :P

[sstellar]

Yeah, and condoms and other forms of contraception are called prophylactics I think! Lol.

[sstellar]

Really I need to follow up on it, but I get these ideas and start writing then I get lazy half way through!