Publish at November 08 2023 Updated November 08 2023
What if, by trying to go fast, we're missing the point? The most important thing is to learn in a calm and relaxed way, and to build up a critical and up-to-date way of thinking, not to hand out ready-to-use knowledge on the surface.
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