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AND I don’t think I know better. I only suspect that the SM I am describing will get better results because the principals make better sense than what we are currently using.
But I want to elaborate on something I said about why questions. Been thinking about this the last few days, after being asked what good is knowing why.
You ask why and:
your parents say “Because I said so.”
your teachers say “because smart people say so”
your preachers say “because the bible says so.”
You get tired or maybe conditioned by this and so:
You stop asking the why questions.
If we had more of the why answers maybe the what questions would make more sense. Maybe we would have less what questions.
x AND I don’t think I know better. I only suspect that the SM I am describing will get better results because the principals make better sense than what we are currently using.
But I want to elaborate on something I said about why questions. Been thinking about this the last few days, after being asked what good is knowing why.
You ask why and: your parents say “Because I said so.” your teachers say “because smart people say so” your preachers say “because the bible says so.”
You get tired or maybe conditioned by this and so: You stop asking the why questions.
If we had more of the why answers maybe the what questions would make more sense. Maybe we would have less what questions.
This is a LessWrong idea two: play the why game, keep asking “why” all the way down. Can’t find the post on this though :/