Thanks for your feedback. In honesty I don’t spend any of my free time thinking or worrying about animal welfare. It’s more that I saw nobody responded to your Animal Welfare Overview and I thought it would be fun to try writing about a difficult topic. Like when you exercise and try for a max weight for 1-3 repetitions.
Most of my time is spent practicing grammar, so I’m not sure how much more basic I can go than that. I also like to read Atlas Shrugged and your writing. I especially like your article on liberalism, which I have read many times. As you mention in your recent articles, we shouldn’t move on from something when we just barely understand it. It’s better to aim for 100% conscious mastery before incorporating it into our subconscious and moving on. It’s important to avoid missing small errors because they will cause problems in the foundation of our “knowledge skyscraper” later on.
Also, last time I wrote a post about gender identity (which likely involved some overreach) you gave me some valuable feedback:
This made me realize I should read more about Yes or No Philosophy.
And this is what made me start practicing grammar and purchase your videos.
Is it sometimes useful to try something too hard for you to help expose your weaknesses?