Thread 16740589

I have had a chance to read 14 hours a day deeply for 10 years (nonfiction/scientific stuff). How do I make sure to make as many scientific breakthroughs as possible?

you wont, because you cant just hole yourself up in your room and consoom a bunch of shit and magically make groundbreaking discoveries. you need to actually think and do things.

>>16740589 (OP)
do a phd

>>16740589 (OP)
didn't your books tell you?

>>16741153
This

>>16740589 (OP)
If a step-by-step process exists, it looks something like this:
>ask question
>check if anyone has already rigorously answered it.
>if yes; move on to next question
>if no; evaluate minimum necessary conditions to answer it
>determine if you have the capacity to make those conditions happen
>if no; move on to next question
>if yes; make conditions happen and evaluate results

>>16741160
>check if anyone has already rigorously answered it.
>checking done through big tech search
>big tech ai frontruns your innovation
>notorious big tech patent troll with big bucks patents everything in the vicinity of where you would eventually get to
>nothing personal, kid

>>16740589 (OP)
Sitting around and reading is how you learn the humanities, not contribute to science.