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How to ground your ideas? | Ziming Liu
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Author: Ziming Liu (刘子鸣) Motivation Almost everyone has experienced the following situation: you have an abstract idea in your mind. Your subconscious senses its beauty, yet you cannot clearly express it in language. For researchers, this is both a beautiful and a dangerous moment. It is beautiful because it feels like you have glimpsed some hidden truth; it is dangerous because that “truth” cannot be tested against reality—since you cannot even articulate it. At one point, I strongly believed in “inspiration” and the “subconscious,” thinking that many clever ideas were inherently difficult to
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