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The Necessity of Discomfort in Learning

The Necessity of Discomfort in Learning

We must actively seek out diversity in our digital diet and embrace the discomfort that comes with new knowledge

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I am on a personal journey to discover myself and to better understand my role in the universe. To live a good life and to be a good husband, parent and provider. Where possible share the knowledge that I collected.

In the pursuit of knowledge, the internet has become a modern-day oracle, a repository of endless information.

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