Algorithm with unclear results: is it worth adding to the knowledge base?

Here I answer popular questions of participants of the Value-added reading course. The course teaches people how to possess big amounts of information and transform it into an instrument of solving personal or professional problems. The course is difficult and unfamiliar. So a lot of questions arise.

One of them is, "I can repeat the solution, but the result is unclear. Is it source material or not?". Professional processing information requires developing advanced techniques. For example, we use two modes of reading — quick highlighting a book and thoughtful reading of marked fragments. So, the question is not really a question, but an expression of discomfort. In the video, we discuss how to cope with it.

Dmitry Matveev – Developmental editor at LIVREZON Publisher.
Contact me:
dmathveev@livrezon.com
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If you are easy with reading in Russian you can check out my books:
How to write a smart book — https://livrezon.com/shop/product/kak-napisat-umnuyu-knigu
How to write a professional summary (free access) — https://livrezon.com/shop/product/nichego-lishnego-ili-kak-napisat-silnyj-referat

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Related videos:
— Instrumental value of a book: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PmXHgxvXdY

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