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> "Doing research requires you to face being wrong/ignorant and humbles you in a way that usually breaks this kind of psyche."

nice! I kind of feel the same about learning too. If I try to learn coding I have to always face myself being terrible at it. And if I learn history I have to face myself not knowing if it was Edward the III and or the IV and going back to see who it was.

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@AnthonyCastrio I'd love that, go for it!

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@AnthonyCastrio I see! Well, I would still want to inspire people to do real learning or research. How could we do that?

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@AnthonyCastrio > How the school you're building work?

you teach anything you want to learn!

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@AnthonyCastrio between learning and *research

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@AnthonyCastrio hmm I feel they both require curiosity, drive to experiment, openness to being surprised -- but what things would you say are different between learning an motivation?

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@AnthonyCastrio I would make the claim that research is still learning (just learning something nobody has learned before) -- what do you think of this framing?