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Reading about something does not equate to becoming an expert about said thing.
You gotta win an argument on the internet to secure that title.
I once became an (internet) expert on blacksmithing techniques used by Japanese sword masters. I can’t remember a thing.
The folding is what makes them good. iirc
Just fold the cheese
Is that before you cut it, or after? I’m so confused.
ik charcoal is involved
I now know all about fission/fusion/fission bombs, Korean mythology and the beaker/bell culture.
Time to go to bed.
I reckon it still Sinks into your general knowledge and when someone asks you a question your brain spits out a more educated guess than before
At a minimum it increases your cognitive capacity. You may forget all about it, but you trained your brain, which is always a win.
I really really hope you are right
me fr
*points at butterfly*
- Is this ADHD?Sorry. Gotta go learn now about the monarch butterfly. Ooooh.
