*People underestimate learning or don't understand how awesome
it really is - it has nothing to do with school* It's about
*compressing Time Itself* I think of it this way:
You got a guy that spent 10,000 hours of their life learning
something. (12 hrs a day, for about 2 years). All that Time. In
that time, he figured out some Rules that ALWAYS work.
He teaches you a rule. That rule might have taken him 1000 hours
of EXPERIENCE but you learn it in just 20 minutes. You learn the
rule, run it through your head a whole bunch of times, write it
down, memorize it, completely understand it.
1000 hr * 60 = 60000 minutes.
20 minutes / 60000 minutes = 0.03%
It took you 0.03% of the time to learn something from an
MASTER..
(it takes about 10,000 hours of doing something to become an
total Master at something - they've proven that)
Then you can go learn something else. That's why each generation
gets Exponentially smarter and better - they don't have to do
ALL the hard work on stuff other people already did.
Then *you* can do the hard work on stuff that *NOBODY EVER DID*
before, which Changes the knowledge of the world. Yeah, *I think
big.* Really Big.#
So it's not about finding teachers: Find the Experts and learn
from them. Teachers do the best they can, but *they* are
learning from Masters (hopefully a Master wrote the Teacher's
text book) and then, knowing a tiny bit more than you, teaching
it to you.
