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link to Crafting Questions: A Simple Note-Taking Method for Remembering What You Read 

Crafting Questions: A Simple Note-Taking Method for Remembering What You Read 

The number of books I’ve gobbled up and excreted without retaining more than a tiny portion of their nutrients is pretty demoralizing.  Sure, I’ve changed through my reading of classics...

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Why Every Self-Education Plan Should Include History

The other day I was taking a shower and had an idea for an interesting thought experiment about self-education.  If your goal was to develop wide-ranging knowledge, but you could only read...

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How to Self Learn Psychology as a Beginner (An 8-Step Roadmap) 

Whether you want to self-study psychology to learn how to manipulate your roommate into doing their dishes or to develop a deeper understanding of the human mind, in all its glory and strangeness,...

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Autodidact vs. Polymath: What’s the Difference & Can You Be Both?

If you’ve ever tried to teach yourself a new skill on your own, you’ve likely come across the terms autodidact and polymath on the internet.  Autodidacts are people who teach themselves...

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9 Famous Living Autodidacts & How They Learned Their Crafts 

There are numerous masters across many fields from the arts to business to mathematics who learned their skills primarily through self-directed study and intense practice. As an autodidact myself,...

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How to Self-Study Economics Like an Econ Major (A 12-Step Roadmap)

A lot of people want to self-study economics outside of school. As someone with a bachelor's degree in economics, I can say that self-education is an extremely, well, economical choice.  I...

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My name's Sam Rinko, and I'm incredibly optimistic about self-education's ability to transform a life. Self-learning projects have been a staple in my daily routine ever since my formal education ended and my curiosity lifted off. Knowledge Lust is an attempt to help autodidacts systematically self-study and learn a wide range of topics, from academic subjects like philosophy and economics to more directly applicable skills like meditation, public speaking, and mountain biking.

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