I once became an (internet) expert on blacksmithing techniques used by Japanese sword masters. I can't remember a thing.
this post was submitted on 29 Apr 2025
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ik charcoal is involved
The folding is what makes them good. iirc
Just fold the cheese
Is that before you cut it, or after? I'm so confused.
Reading about something does not equate to becoming an expert about said thing.
You gotta win an argument on the internet to secure that title.
I now know all about fission/fusion/fission bombs, Korean mythology and the beaker/bell culture.
Time to go to bed.
I reckon it still Sinks into your general knowledge and when someone asks you a question your brain spits out a more educated guess than before
At a minimum it increases your cognitive capacity. You may forget all about it, but you trained your brain, which is always a win.
I really really hope you are right
*points at butterfly*
- Is this ADHD?
Sorry. Gotta go learn now about the monarch butterfly. Ooooh.
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