GetAddictedto Learning

No course and no syllabus. The lesson is whatever page you have open right now, taken at your pace and in your order.

Nothing to switch to. Hold ⌥, ask out loud, and Vrka replies in speech and in ink, right beside the line you asked about.

Ask for the answer and you get a question back. Vrka will not hand over what you can still reach yourself, and that refusal is the whole method.

Close the page. Write down everything you remember of it, then open it again and mark what you missed. The gap is the lesson.

Explain the idea in plain words to someone who has never seen the page. Wherever the explanation stalls is exactly where you have not understood it yet.

Turn every heading into a question before you read what sits under it. Now the page has to answer you, instead of the other way round.

A question on one side, the answer on the other, and a day between. Pulling it from memory once holds longer than any number of rereadings.

A fact on its own falls out. Put the idea in the middle, branch out everything it touches, and each link becomes another way back to it.