Behavioral science says people who learned about life outside the classroom didn’t miss an education — they got a different one, built from necessity and curiosity rather than curriculum, and the thinking it produces is less organized and considerably harder to break
· christian kelly
AI Briefing
- The smartest people often have a non-traditional educational background.
- They learn through necessity and curiosity rather than a formal curriculum.
- This alternative education produces less organized but more effective thinking.
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