I tried a "slides" approach with SuperMemo. I noticed sometimes the element window refreshes quite late on the recording. This is a limitation of the recording software. Other than than, let me know your feedback. The original video was shot at 45m and it has been edited out to just 30m.
Getting back into SM again for like the third time haha but the same thing happened with Anki for me so maybe this time is the time. So my question is, you keep saying that there’s a tipping point but I’m just wondering what that tipping point led to? Like, do you have some kind of amazing understanding of new topics? Do you feel like you’re more creative than before? I have some thoughts about the potential benefits of incremental learning but I’d love to know what you think as an experienced user.
When you reach a point where first you don't get friction from SM and you know how to do anything you want without checking online how to do it, and second, you profoundly enjoy your daily reps, which require a previous selection of learning material and priorities well set. Most people move on before reaching this tipping point as it requires quite a lot of love and patience.
Thank you! I'm getting started now, root for me!
patience is key. It is worth it :)
Great analysis and point of view. A superb video.
I tried a "slides" approach with SuperMemo. I noticed sometimes the element window refreshes quite late on the recording. This is a limitation of the recording software. Other than than, let me know your feedback. The original video was shot at 45m and it has been edited out to just 30m.
Getting back into SM again for like the third time haha but the same thing happened with Anki for me so maybe this time is the time. So my question is, you keep saying that there’s a tipping point but I’m just wondering what that tipping point led to? Like, do you have some kind of amazing understanding of new topics? Do you feel like you’re more creative than before? I have some thoughts about the potential benefits of incremental learning but I’d love to know what you think as an experienced user.
When you reach a point where first you don't get friction from SM and you know how to do anything you want without checking online how to do it, and second, you profoundly enjoy your daily reps, which require a previous selection of learning material and priorities well set. Most people move on before reaching this tipping point as it requires quite a lot of love and patience.
The article I cover: super-memory.com/archive/help16/everyone.htm
What is Incremental Learning? super-memory.com/archive/help16/il.htm