What is the best essay/video/blog-post explaining this in-depth
https://twitter.com/tylerangert/status/1437558105492103168
It's how I've learned pretty much everything I've learned, and I touch on it here - but I think it's more assumed background context than anything stated explicity.
https://twitter.com/Conaw/status/1437013053539643399?s=20
Build Small Skills in the Correct Sequence says it explicitly
Think I got the idea originally from @tferriss - if so, don't remember where though
lesswrong.com/posts/qwdupkFd…
Think I got the idea originally from @tferriss - if so, don't remember where though
lesswrong.com/posts/qwdupkFd…
@webdevMason talks a bit about related ideas here
It's not just useful for maintaining motivation -- which is discussed here -- it's also crucial for exploration of the adjacent possible and positive feedback loops
lesswrong.com/posts/RWo4LwFz…
lesswrong.com/posts/RWo4LwFz…
Maybe it is discussed in "The Art of Learning"
Book Notes from @sivers are good entry point sive.rs/book/ArtOfLear…
As is this post from @tferriss tim.blog/2014/03/20/the…
Book Notes from @sivers are good entry point sive.rs/book/ArtOfLear…
As is this post from @tferriss tim.blog/2014/03/20/the…
@fortelabs talks about it in Intermediate Packets, but this is behind a paywall
It was incredibly familiar idea for me when I saw it, so this wasn't the generator -- but he is applying it to a space outside of learning, and haven't seen many say this b4
fortelabs.co/blog/just-in-t…
It was incredibly familiar idea for me when I saw it, so this wasn't the generator -- but he is applying it to a space outside of learning, and haven't seen many say this b4
fortelabs.co/blog/just-in-t…
@stevenbjohnson's "Where Good Ideas Come From" is first I heard of [[The Adjacent Possible]] which makes the case for small projects that expand that space
He got the idea from Stuart Kauffman
medium.com/@SeloSlav/what…
He got the idea from Stuart Kauffman
medium.com/@SeloSlav/what…
https://twitter.com/stevenbjohnson/status/651028882460704768
Fixing the thread
https://twitter.com/Conaw/status/1437730192496021507?s=20
Jim Collins talks about "The Flywheel" in [[Good to Great]] - which is where you want a feedback loop of recursive self improvement, and pretty clear how learning through concrete projects can feed into that
Collins is talking about organizations, still..
Collins is talking about organizations, still..
Maybe there isn't even an essay to point to - I absolutely learned this first from countless hours playing Sim Meir's Civilization franchise as a kid
but I feel like there has to be a good essay I can point to to introduce the concept
but I feel like there has to be a good essay I can point to to introduce the concept
Boom - was Papert via @worrydream
The mathematics must be continuous with well-established personal knowledge from which it can inherit [competence]
Must empower the learner to perform personally meaningful projects that could not be done without it.
worrydream.com/refs/Papert%20…
The mathematics must be continuous with well-established personal knowledge from which it can inherit [competence]
Must empower the learner to perform personally meaningful projects that could not be done without it.
worrydream.com/refs/Papert%20…
Credit to @mattsmithtweets and the editors of the wikipedia article for helping me find the primary source I was looking for to cite as evidence
https://twitter.com/MattSmithTweets/status/1437729469414842374?s=20
One of my favourite articles from one of my favourite sites is related
Great Meta-Learning guide from @betterexplained
Get the grainy idea of the whole, rather than every detail of the parts
betterexplained.com/articles/adept…
Great Meta-Learning guide from @betterexplained
Get the grainy idea of the whole, rather than every detail of the parts
betterexplained.com/articles/adept…
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