What a great idea for Aaron Carroll, a guy with double vowels and two double consonants in his name. Has anyone on hubski set about a random learning/study plan for themselves unrelated to a work-goal? Seems like an interesting idea. We are all learning all the time, but it is so extensive, random, and unfocussed. It's nice to know something about something and then a little about a lot, just enough to open the door to more. For example Time: "At the micro-level time is reversing, always." I'm on a mailing list involving some smart people. This week all the talk was about this: And that's just the beginning. Er, the continuation, since there are no beginnings at the micro-level. The thinker is Paul Borrill. I'd like to be able to actually understand this:Time is "stroboscopic", meaning synchronization is an illusion, there are just instantaneous events that occur in no time at all, but on some discontinuous scale.