This might sound like a retarded question.
But how does one gather as much knowledge as possible within like 4 years.
I've got the time, I've got the motivation. But I don't have a plan where to start.
Reading textbooks all day? Watching educational videos on youtube all day?
With knowledge I mean actual knowledge like math, physics, chemestry, biology, history, geography, languages etc., not stuff like "Who is married to Angelina Jolie?"
>>7762134
>only book smarts, not street smarts
You're in for a huge disappointment.
You figure out what you're most interested in. Then you start reading.
>>7762143
That's the problem, I'm interessted in almost anything that is relevant.
>>7762140
>using street smart for anything
>Not using real social skills+proper education
Op if you really want to learn as much as possible, maybe it's best you picked up an encyclopedia collection. But the obvious question what are you going to do with it? You'll eventually forget everything you learned in 4 years. You should do some pragmatic learning such as learning new skills or trades. That way you didn't just waste your time 10 years from now looking back.
>>7762149
Then I will decide in your stead, as you are obviously incapable of making your own decisions. You will study Biology, and you will start by learning about human anatomy and physiology.
>>7762151
>But the obvious question what are you going to do with it?
I don't know. Probably shitposting in every /sci/ thread. It makes me happy to know a lot of things.
>>7762160
When I start with a topic I will start from the very scratch, like cells in biology.
I will probably go math -> physics -> chemistry -> biology -> anything else.
I just don't know what to use for learing. Textbooks always seems like it eats a lot of time and youtube videos are probably not very deep and semi-professional.
Maybe there is an ultimate way.
>>7762175
Or maybe I'll read all the articles in wikipedia on one all those science portals. But I don't like wiki after all.
>>7762175
Why do you feel like you have to mix-max your learning? If you really want to push it to the limit read the most up to date peer reviewed published scientific journals and work your way back, whenever you find something you don't understand look it up.
>>7762134
>>7762160
anything relevant means what possibly makes you immortal
biology and then tend to neurology
Remember, everything is just a linguistic model, mathematics is the very study of models but still linguistic models.
You don't need a model describing artificial intelligence, you need to find biologically how not to die, then all the solutions will be gained over the time.
Possibly.
>>7762175
There is no ultimate way. As you say, videos are not very deep. Textbooks are the way to go if you want to learn anything for real.
>>7762134
Don't learn facts. Learn how to learn facts.
Thank you all
just be yourself :^)
>>7762225
Your post was cringeworthy and you sound underaged as fuck.
>>7762225
It was ok. I already know that everything that is described by langage is not pure truth anymore. Still we need the language to understand. Math is as pure as it can get but still not godwritten.
