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I am interested in understanding this material more in depth and using this post as a guide. Would your advice be to basically read this post but follow all the footnotes/links and read those sources as well? Is there anything else you would suggest?
I think this generally applies, though it might apply less or more in this case dependent on the material in question, which I have not studied. Other minds are a sanity check. Consider writing for others after or during your learning.
Yes, that's a good point. I have such a person already who is fortunately a psychology grad student.