Dec 21, 2025
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- study like a life depends on it -
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Slow studying, interspersed with a lot of sleep
been studying for the last 4 hours, so basically since 7:30am, while running on one hour of sleep - I’m having fun though! Created accusative sentences (+some silly sentences for practise lol) & did exercises on destinations. 570 anki cards in my set so far, just have to actually study them :‘)
reading in the metro, the train and on my armchair, falling asleep with a playlist from the past running on loop, writing down notes and turning pages over and over again
reblog is ok, don’t repost / use
how to make a mini library of alexandria (on a laptop) and actually use it: short guide
So what do I mean by this
Basically
Read a lot. Learn a lot by reading a lot
Knowing where to read a lot, have variety ykwim
Be smart but the chaotic academic way
In this age, it is very important to educate yourself if the world won’t do it for you
WHERE TO FIND INFORMATION
First, how do you find places to lurk in and gain info from (for books):
Where to find recommendations : literally anywhere but my favorite place is pinterest
Read for free: onlinereadfreenovel.com , novel80.com,
Download for free : OceanofPDF , Planet eBook, d-pdf.com, pdfdrive.com, even pinterest (I once found the entire cruel prince series and the heroes of olympus series on it)
Yeah a library is a place of books, but most importantly, it's a hub of knowledge . Some places where you can learn a lot of include: articles, channels, interviews, websites, audiobooks, aka the media
HOW TO LEARN AND INTERACT WITH THIS INFO
How to force yourself to learn it in the first place: Have the page up and let it sit there on an interesting page (or article or point of the movie) so that when you remember and glance at it you’ll want to read or know more and keep going.
The best way to know a lot about something is to deep dive into it and the best way to do that is to rabbit hole. For medias and books, you can start by researching:
Their sources
Their author/directors/creator’s : other works, inspirations or any considered successor, life (specific experiences that might have shaped who they are)
How to interact with the knowledge you’ve just learn
Discuss it, debate it, teach it, sing it, write it, just share it
HOW TO ORGANIZE ALL THESE BOOKS (what I do)
Make folders on File Explorer or alternatives (for e.g. i have a folder of all my books and another for my movies with subfolders)
Make lists of books you have and books on the tbr list
Sites/apps for notetaking : Notion, Obsidian, Arena, Milanote
this is kinda rushed and weird but I liked making this so yeah!
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Philosophy likes to present itself as a public practice, though the thinker is usually found at home, either symbolically or actually. Philosophers are private intellectuals long before a few of them vie for public attention, sometimes to disastrous effect. Philosophy is actually a kind of interior design put on public display—a house tour, as it were. I can enter some philosophers' space by engaging with their work, but I must remember that this is their mental space. I can pay a visit, but I can't move in for good.
David Kishik, Self Study: Notes on the Schizoid Condition
Une ressource pour la compréhension orale !
Si vous êtes comme moi, trouver des moyens de pratiquer la compréhension orale est difficile puisque la plupart des ressources sont trop faciles, mais les vrais médias français sont parfois trop difficiles… mais j’ai trouvé une ressource que j’aime bien !
C’est « French with Panache » qui est sur Spotify et YouTube (et sur autres plateformes). J’aime beaucoup la vitesse, le vocabulaire, et le contenu.
J’espère que vous trouverez cette ressource utile !