Elon Musk - How To Learn Anything

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Something I have always noticed when training new employees, they learn more and faster by doing it hands-on as opposed to giving them a manual and tell them to read.

the funny thing is that school discourages a lot of people from learning

Agreed 100%. Do not dump things in the children brain without explaining how it is useful in life.

Fifty years ago my dad told me that if I wanted to learn I should go buy the books and study them! He said anyone that’s worthy will learn the material and be much better for it! However I told him no corporation will hire someone claiming they are an engineer if they don’t have a degree. My dad was a self-made engineer and was renowned as one. I am retired now but I was a Senior Advanced Engineer for a major corporation. I’m am glad Elon is of the same mindset as my dad!!!

I learned more in two years in my field than 5 years of college.

He's absolutely right. It is far more important to have the skills to learn than to learn specific things. To have and to maintain curiosity is one of the biggest assets anyone can have.

The reason I quit School when I was 15. I learned more after I quit by reading,observing and participating in subjects that I took interest in. No biased Teachers only caring for the education of students they like. Everything seemed forced with no real freedom of choice.

Learning with Elon musk is better than listening to audiobooks online 🤩🤩

This is how I learned AutoCAD and other CAD programs. My first employer gave me an old computer with AutoCAD and Vectorworks installed on it and said "Go learn them...play around with it." It took me about two months before he was able to give me actual work to do. Fast forward a little over 20 years, and I now produce Architectural and Structural Engineering drawings both privately and Freelanced to one of our leading Engineering firms. Funny enough, other than English and Basic Math, I have had no need for any of the other subjects I was taught in school.

My biggest question to humanity is that why do this type of videos seems to be interesting one day before the exam

Learnt the programming language PHP recently. Did a project without knowing nothing and finished 4 weeks later knowing a majority of the core concepts. Learning by doing is the quickest way to learn anything.

Totally agree. I quit school after high school. Everything I've learned has been on the job which propelled my career in IT.

If there’s one thing I think would pinpoint the difference between Elon and other billionaires like bill gates or Jeff bezos, it would be his thoughtfulness and compassion towards humanity.

Q. "What's the difference between a pupil, a student, and a scholar ?" A. "A pupil gets taught everything in details with no curriculum choices. A student gets taught a lot but has to do some foraging and they have some curriculum choices. A scholar gets taught nothing, they have to do all their own foraging, and they make their own curriculum." A new born baby is a scholar, and in the next 18 months they learn their language on their own, with scant effort made to teach them...

I was a successful music teacher in Reno, NV for many years. My motto was teach only what the student is interested in. Return rate was nearly 95%

Elon fangirl here! Elon Musk isn't just book smart - he has amazing perceptions and a deep understanding of life. Respect!

I see this happening in my sons' schools. They are taught math concepts which appear useless and study history that seems also useless. But I agree with Musk that students are not taught "why" they are learning something. When my kids get frustrated now, I explain to them what the purpose of the assignment/task is, what the curriculum is trying to teach, to provide some context. Hopefully, this makes the learning more relevant and motivates them to continue working with the material. Education needs to be reformed to explain why, not just the what of learning.

"Why are students being taught" something was always a mystery to me as a student. I once asked a physics teacher how long a flash of light would bounce around in a mirror lined box, and he threw me out of the class.

I can watch Elon the whole day. Love him...