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The YouTube Revolution in Knowledge Transfer
Why Tacit Knowledge Is More Important Than Deliberate Practice - Commonplace - The Commoncog Blog
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Another insight is that making things easier has nonlinear effects. Making something 10x easier can cause 1000x more of that thing to happen. Hence the explosion of online creativity you see on YouTube, with chess, Minecraft, math videos, Khan Academy, Twitchstreams, Soundcloud, etc; you remove a small bit of friction and get a large result.
Nabeel Qureshi • Nabeel S. Qureshi
Massively available video recordings of practitioners in action change this entirely. Through these videos, learners can now partially replicate the master-apprentice relationship, opening up skill domains and economic niches that were previously cordoned off by personal access. These new points of access range from the specialized trades, where el... See more
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