Reversing Knowledge Gains, notes on notes, actionable problems 0 ▲ Curtis McHale 56 days ago · Culture · hide · Fediverse post If you like this content, become a member. If you want more book insights, join the book club. It's free. Reversing Knowledge Gains In The Death of Expertise Tom Nichols talks about the scourge that is the internet. He cites many studies showing that if someone merely looks for a topic online and skims the headlines, they think they're an expert and they become unwilling to listen to anyone, and unwilling to dig deeper to properly vet their opinion1. Now I wonder what Nichols would say in the face of AI being the de facto search for many. While some may use it to increase their knowledge on a topic, they're still essentially skimming a bunch of different texts aggregated into the AI return text and then calling it a knowledge gain. Notes on notes or thinking? I came across this post from 2022 where I wondered if I was better known for my notes on notes or for my thinking about topics outside of notes. If I give my site analytics a vote, people come to me for notes on how to take… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town
