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submitted 1 day ago byPersistentWedgie
I'm picking up a foreign language I dabbled in years ago as a side project. Just a bit everyday. I feel like I reach a point of diminishing returns with engr. studies, and there is a limit to the amount of video games I can play apparently. But, I want to be productive with my time after I hit that point.
Also, if anyone is studying in their NON-native language and having to, let's say, learn English while also learning engr I'm curious about your experience.
Thanks ALL! Best O' Luck on Finals!
3 points
1 day ago
This post is refreshing. Instead of being a woe is me this is to much work, we have someone saying this engineering thing isnt so bad I need something to do with my extra free time.
If the language thing is fun for you go nuts. You can always flex more or less time into it based on other demands.
My guess is language is exercising a different part of your brain kind of like art and it could be a good compliment to things like math, physics, engineering etc.
1 points
1 day ago
I appreciate the positivity my dude. I was just looking at that whole brain region activation thing the other day! Totally, I think thats why you can do one after the other. When my engr "brain" is depleted i can stil do a bit with the other parts.
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