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An archive of data science, data analytics, data engineering, machine learning, and artificial intelligence writing from the former Towards Data Science Medium publication. Follow publication Top highlight 1 1.5K 5 Listen Share More If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Flying? Invisibility? Super strength? When I was younger my answer was always ‘I’d have the superpower to use any superpower.’ The equivalent of wishing for more wishes when a genie appears. Now if you asked me again, I’d tweak my answer. ‘I’d have the superpower to learn anything.’ Similar but not as much of a cop-out. But why bother having to learn something if you had the choice for any superpower, why not go straight to knowing everything? Because learning is the fun part. Knowing everything already would be a boring life. Have you ever seen how a 4-year-old walks into a park? Now compare that to a 40-year-old. If you can learn how to learn, you can apply it to any other skill. Want to learn programmin

An In-depth Review of the Learning How to Learn Course on Coursera If you’re going to learn anything, learn how to learn Daniel Bourke 14 min read · Feb 4, 2019 -- 5 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size @mrdbourke studying at a desk. Outtake from the video version of this article on YouTube . If you could have any superpower, what would it be? Flying? Invisibility? Super strength? When I was younger my answer was always ‘I’d have the superpower to use any superpower.’ The equivalent of wishing for more wishes when a genie appears. Now if you asked me again, I’d tweak my

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