Computer in Spanish

[chileno]

Originally Posted by laepelba

Interestingly, I am aware of the research that says that you should study something in the evening before going to bed because your subconscience will continue to process it while you sleep and you actually learn it better that way. I have been SUPER busy the past two weeks and haven't had a lot of time to be working on my Spanish, but have found that if I read a little Tomisimo and watch a little Telemundo before I go to bed my learning overall is still advancing. How cool is that!?

Everything I have learned in life has been that way. I even work like that. I do it for a while then stop for a short period of time, without thinking of what I was doing, to return to it later on again. I get more productive. I also discovered that I lack imagination to be "original" concerning new ideas or whatever new thinking, but upon someone thinks of something, generally I can "think" of innovations/improvements for it.

[laepelba]

In college, when I was trying to solve calculus proofs, I would work in the late evening and get "stuck" on a problem ... then I'd go to bed and set the alarm to get up early to finish. ALWAYS, without fail, the answer would be in my mind when I awoke in the morning and I always got the work done.

[chileno]

Originally Posted by laepelba

In college, when I was trying to solve calculus proofs, I would work in the late evening and get "stuck" on a problem ... then I'd go to bed and set the alarm to get up early to finish. ALWAYS, without fail, the answer would be in my mind when I awoke in the morning and I always got the work done.

The mind never ceases to amaze me.

Especially when I lack one....