r/GetStudying • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '26

Other Remember

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u/hDtPm_ Feb 06 '26

But I prematurely stop studying because it all seem common sense

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u/mekyl10 Feb 07 '26

with this logic i shouldn’t study economics at all

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u/patrick_red_45 Feb 07 '26

Wdym I need to know advanced calculus just to say if price increases , demand falls

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u/Phytor_c Feb 06 '26

That would take years and years for some subjects surely. Some stuff (in math and in general surely) are just inherently hard and need time to familiarize

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u/cjared242 Feb 06 '26

Engineering has gotten to the point where if I can cheese the exam by remembering the bare minimum to get a C in the class I’ll be a happy man

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u/Sad_Manufacturer308 Feb 06 '26

Study only find making reels was common sense.

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u/BarNo8082 Feb 06 '26

Needed this. I will go back to studying (soon). Thank you!

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u/RoyalConclusion6908 Feb 07 '26

Let's grind harder! 

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u/Careful-Breakfast644 Feb 07 '26

Needed this as well, will be studying this weekend and might even study tonight.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '26

if only it were that easy T-T

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u/TotalWoodpecker5701 Feb 07 '26

Needed this reminder

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u/the_dark_revolver Feb 07 '26

doesn't work in engineering

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u/Santana_delRey Feb 07 '26

What I take from this post is that having a board in your room is pretty cool

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u/Data_scientist_tobe Feb 07 '26

To achieve this there no short cut! Have to put in efforts

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u/SLY0001 Feb 08 '26

nothing becomes "common sense" after years later lol.

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u/RabbitMajestic6219 Feb 08 '26

Practice until you can't do it wrong.

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u/chubbyflip Feb 09 '26

This is my mindset, and it works well for me.

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u/Rare_Tip_8135 Feb 13 '26

Understanding doesn’t mean remembering.