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[Mar. 7th, 2006|01:57 pm] |
http://pantheon.yale.edu/%7Ejab257/Bypassing_the_Will.pdf
Illustrating that:
* When you are concentrating on thinking, your physical behaviour will be more involuntary
* Anything that you are not concentrated on tends to standardize (either to social or personal standards, and I mean the ones shown by action, not mental imaginings of standards)
* Procrastination is deadly because you are not the same person when you do get around to doing the delayed thing; procrastination itself degrades your ability.
* No such thing as inborn talent; focus plays so much of a role that the influence of all other things is minimized.
Not implied, concluded by me:
* focus is a whole thing; merely mental or physical 'focus' is not focus. You're only focusing on martial arts when you're actually balancing on a narrow fence or fighting while considering how to balance or fight better; You're only focused on hacking when your actions and thoughts are completely consumed in hacking;.. This is the natural way to learn; it seems crazy if you're trying to maintain balance between aspects of your life -- so don't! switch, don't multitask. To be good at a thing you must remove all else from your context. |
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