Imma write about the following paragraph:
The second sentence:
“Often” sounds like a good amount. How much is that? Idk exactly but I saw that Merriam Webster said something that happens frequently:
: many times : frequently
It’s an adverb so that means it modifies a verb or another adjective or some other part of speech besides a noun. I think it modifies the root of the sentence which I think is “are”
It’s interesting that mistakes are caused by other mistakes. I think if you find a mistake when doing something in CF then you’ll often find that you’re making mistake in a prerequisite. That makes it easier cuz you could probably ask if you’re making a prerequisite mistake and if something clicks then you don’t have to look further.
Are there examples of mistakes in CF being caused by mistakes in prerequisite knowledge? If you’re making a mistake in prerequisite knowledge, that could look like an algebra mistake. You make a mistake keeping track of variables and their values. Your mistake by being unable to keep track of x in a philosophical conversation is caused by your algebra knowledge mistake.
I wonder how
looks like. Maybe a small meteor hits your home and it spooks you and you make a typing mistake. Avoiding meteor spooks looks like an isolated issue.