‘Imitators can’t adapt their vocabulary. They can explain things using only the vocabulary they were taught, which is often full of jargon. Because they don’t fully understand the ideas behind the vocabulary, they can’t adapt the way they talk about them’
https://fs.blog/experts-vs-imitators/
John Spurlock /
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2024-06-19 14:35:58
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