recognize a situation where the skill might apply, remember about the skill
OK, what if you were to, say, at the end of each day brainstorm situations during the day when skill X could have been useful in order to get better at recognizing them?
There isn't really an algorithm you can follow without also constantly reflecting on what is actually going on
Could meditation be useful for this?
OK, what if you were to, say, at the end of each day brainstorm situations during the day when skill X could have been useful in order to get better at recognizing them?
Sounds like this would still run into the problem I anticipate and be hindered by poor innate memory and pattern matching abilities or low conscientiousness. Some people just won't recognize the situation even in retrospect or have already forgotten about it.
Here's an example of what a less than ideal teaching scenario might look like. If MIT graduates are one end of the spectrum, that's...
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