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		By: mermaldad		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I know I am coming late to this argument. In fact, sadly Scott Lilienfeld passed away in 2020. While I agree with many things Scott Lilienfeld has written, I feel he was wrong about this one. Lilienfeld is arguing that mastery of a skill comes quickly with a steep learning curve. That is incorrect. It&#039;s not a mastery curve, it&#039;s a learning curve. To achieve mastery requires a great deal of learning, so the learning vs. time and effort vs time curves are steep, while the mastery vs time curve is shallow.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I know I am coming late to this argument. In fact, sadly Scott Lilienfeld passed away in 2020. While I agree with many things Scott Lilienfeld has written, I feel he was wrong about this one. Lilienfeld is arguing that mastery of a skill comes quickly with a steep learning curve. That is incorrect. It&#8217;s not a mastery curve, it&#8217;s a learning curve. To achieve mastery requires a great deal of learning, so the learning vs. time and effort vs time curves are steep, while the mastery vs time curve is shallow.</p>
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