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RE: On Self-Assessment Bias, Learning Approach, and The Intellectual Toolkit of Geniuses: 40 Principles that Will Make You Smarter and Teach You to Think Like a Genius Review

Principle #2 Learn from multiple formats or methods. When you are curious about something, you want to know everything you know about that subject

Well, something that I criticize a lot is people who don't put a little effort into searching/learning things they have doubt for. Like we have A LOT of ways to get information almost everything on the internet, and besides there are things full of trash, with a little curiosity, we can get well informed.

The best thing about it is that you can have your own opinion about things.

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That couldn't be far from the truth. Generic information available widely and even plenty research papers are available online. All it takes to confirm whether a something is false or not is only a mere seconds. Yet, plenty are still falling to false information. But yeah, I think there's a lot factor at play when it comes to learning for instance socio-economic situation. Even today, there are plenty who still doesn't have a smartphone is actually struggling with remote studying during the pandemic.