Ⓐshtar Deza on Nostr: This rings so true for me. I never got math the way it was taught, since it was ...
This rings so true for me. I never got math the way it was taught, since it was "principle first, then examples", whereas I always generalise from concrete examples. I'm great at finding patterns.
In fact, I build software bottom-up too. I've always struggled to do plans and outlines.
https://autisticphd.com/theblog/what-is-bottom-up-thinking-in-autism/Published at
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