requesting advice on reading textbooks (and more general reading for broad learning).
i have some techniques for reading for more specific knowledge, but if i’m trying to read a text to absorb its contents in general, i don’t have a very satisfactory approach. what do y’all do? reading or note-taking approaches both might be helpful to suggest.
additional constraints: my memory is poor as often my (non-medicated, at least) focus and attention span.
any of y'all like superhero comics?
if so, what're some of your faves (on any scale, tho like "i like [character that has had literal hundreds of issues dedicated to them]" is a bit vague, don't you have like a fave issue or story arc or something hehe)?
also if you have any non-big-2 recs, especially interested in those
pokeposting
do not put pokemon with pickup in the first five routes shall be the whole of the law.
the proto-language has a tripartite noun-class system whose classes are i am tentatively calling "warm", "cold", "immaterial". as is common, some nouns make those names seem totally ridiculous. for example, tooth (ekańaš2, pronounced [ekæŋæʃ˧]) is immaterial
currently working on the as-yet unnamed proto-language that most of the contemporary languages of the monitor-lizard-people of the western grasslands and forests are descended from. (planned for later: four child languages of it, an unrelated language, and three vulgar-latin-style dialects of one of the child languages in regions where the other child languages and the unrelated language were the main local languages)
i have not been working more on Ifadätels due to not needing more details about it yet, but i did do some world-building on a different setting on thursday and then yesterday and today i've been doing different conlanging for that world :3
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