Replying to "Cycle Between Learning Critical Fallibilism and Its Prerequisites"[Dface]

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Im going to write about the following paragraph:

@Elliot

When you first found CF, you understood and liked some parts of it. Otherwise you wouldn’t be trying to learn it. In other words, your prerequisites were already good enough to get started on CF. E.g. your prerequisites were at 40 and you found CF and learned it up to 15.

First sentence:

@Elliot

When you first found CF, you understood and liked some parts of it.

Yea, i liked parts of it. I liked that problems are soluble and being optimistic about things. I remembering reading that on BOI. I like automatization cuz if you do it right, you can do things as well as the smartest people could. That genius doesnt seem so unattainable and it isnt about your genes.

I liked doing the FI grammar article and getting better at it. I learned I can be good at grammar like I was at math. There were rules you can use you to check your work. I didnt have to be so lost at english

I liked learning about conflicting ideas. I had a feeling there was something wrong when I made myself stick to a routine and I didnt like it. I didnt have to just stay as someone who procrastinated. There were reasons for why that happens. I didnt have to be so lost about it like a lot of people were.