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title: Knowledge acquisition system
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I see the ability to **acquire knowledge quickly** as one of the most important, especially in the face of a very fast-changing world. As such, it is a skill that can simply be developed.
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For example, I see from myself that my memory has become incomparably better over the past few years. I could be wrong but I assume they have an effect on this:
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- reading [[Knowledge/Books/Books]]
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- listening to i.e.: [[Knowledge/Podcasts/Huberman Lab]]
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- taking care of [[Foundations/Process#The foundation]] (for example, about sleep and rest)
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- much less stress
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## How do I learn new topics?
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It's a process based on **surrounding myself with a chosen topic** based on the **best available sources**, which I choose carefully. I believe they define how effectively I learn.
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Sources are usually centered around people or projects. There are also people around them who are worth watching. We can say that it is a network of connections that allows us to reach out to more sources and thus shape our entire environment.
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[[Knowledge/Books/Books]] are another part of the knowledge acquisition process. The key is just to choose the right titles. The aforementioned sources help with this.
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**Basically:**
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- Reading a book is in a way, like a conversation with an author
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- I treat the whole process as fun and having a good time
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- I accept everything I find with openness and detachment
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- openness: I assume that the information is true and valuable
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- distance: I don't trust her 100% and assume she may be misleading me
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- A combination of openness and detachment offers the opportunity to develop **better** practices than those recommended by the best
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- I reach out to the best possible sources (blogs, articles, youtube channels, twitter accounts, online courses)
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- I get to know people who are at the root of a topic (such as technology developers or prominent experts). I usually do this on Twitter or Instagram
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- I discover titles of recommended books and those that intrigue me
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- I subscribe to the newsletters of the above-mentioned people
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## How much am I study?
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I don't measure it in any way, but learning is practically an integral part of my day. This means that I use practically every free moment to learn something new. At the same time, I also have space for total non-thinking, rest and silence, which I also see as a very important part of the process of acquiring knowledge.
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## Detailed process
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Na [[Projects/Ahoy!]] I described the detailed process of how I learn (polish only):
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Link: [How Do I Learn? (PL)](https://community.ahoy.so/c/podziel-sie-wiedza-a4965c/jak-sie-ucze)
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## Newsletters
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- https://trends.co
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- https://trends.vc/
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- https://visualizevalue.substack.com
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- https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com
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- https://jamesclear.com/newsletter
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- https://fs.blog/newsletter
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- https://every.to/superorganizers
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- https://tldrnewsletter.com
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- https://www.macstories.net
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- https://thebootstrappedfounder.com
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### Sources
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- https://changingminds.org
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- https://fs.blog
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- https://mindtools.com
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- http://www.paulgraham.com
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- https://www.britannica.com/browse/Science
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- https://www.wealest.com
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- https://untools.co
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- https://effectiviology.com
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