🖇️ Learning more deeply means connecting, not narrowing.
You should broaden and link your interests!
📌 Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis:
languages with multiple words for a concept lead speakers to pay more attention to certain distinctions.
Thus understanding a certain topic from more angles. More deeply.
📈I truly believe this is applies to life in general.
It’s logical that hyper-specialization is great and mandatory for a well functioning developed society.
To learn more deeply practice elaboration:
➡️ give new knowledge new meaning by actively (speak, write, think) integrating it and connecting it with what you already know.
⚠️ It’s not supposed to be easy!
🤯 The more effortful it feels, the better.
This helps you learn better, faster and more deeply. It compounds on itself.
🏔️ Inuit languages, spoken in Greenland, Alaska, Siberia, capture snow and weather through various angles—color, temperature, texture, conditions, and environmental interaction—allowing for a nuanced and deeper understanding of their Arctic surroundings.
Don’t get me wrong but I find it much more exciting to be able to mix up a couple areas of expertise.
There is of course a limit, choose wisely.
💬 The more we interleave topics and understand them at a decent level, the more we are able to comprehend the world.