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Why learn an accelerative learning technique if it could be out of date real soon?
Things start to change more quickly as time goes on.
Even learning strategies might make a new one that is better than all of the rest.
Then we will have to learn a new one then after that a another one.
So why take the time.

[This message has been edited by James 1 (edited July 18, 2002).]

because most of these techniques layer upon each other. Why spend the time? For lack of anything better to do for me.

and if people dont invent a new technique or method, you're screwed! its always possible to learn the new system but if you dont do anything, you never know.

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Originally posted by James 1:
Why learn an accelerative learning technique if it could be out of date real soon?
Things start to change more quickly as time goes on.
Even learning strategies might make a new one that is better than all of the rest.
Then we will have to learn a new one then after that a another one.
So why take the time.

[This message has been edited by James 1 (edited July 18, 2002).]

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No offense, but that it a pretty stupid way to think. It's like saying, "I refuse to buy a computer because I know that there will be a better one available in a few months." Of course there will be. That's just how technology works. If you sit around and keep hoping for something better to come along, you aren't getting anywhere at all. Everything will eventually be improved upon, but it makes no sense to not use the best thing currently available.