How to Study And What to Study
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Football game, today can scarcely be induced to sift the ashes and attend to the furnace. It seems as if all useful activity were distasteful while all use- less activity were the height of pleasure. There is a reason for the seeming perversity: ifi the activity of the hunter J the fisherman, the football player, in- stincts as old as the race are called into play, and these instincts are absent in the work of tending the furnace.
You have noticed the power of habit to make that easy and even a...greeable which was considered hard ^l^y ^^' •' ° stinct in at- and distasteful. When you were advised to have avistic pur- fixed hours of study and to plunge in when the suits and, , ^ . . . , contests, study hour comes, you were advised to make use 68 HOW TO STUDY of this law of our being. Now, race habits ^ which have been followed for ages by our ancestors have become instinctive in us; and all activity prompted by instinct is highly pleasurable. For countless ages men followed hunting and fishing as a means of livelihood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Football game, today can scarcely be induced to sift the ashes and attend to the furnace. It seems as if all useful activity were distasteful while all use- less activity were the height of pleasure. There is a reason for the seeming perversity: ifi the activity of the hunter J the fisherman, the football player, in- stincts as old as the race are called into play, and these instincts are absent in the work of tending the furnace.
You have noticed the power of habit to make that easy and even a...greeable which was considered hard ^l^y ^^' •' ° stinct in at- and distasteful. When you were advised to have avistic pur- fixed hours of study and to plunge in when the suits and, , ^ . . . , contests, study hour comes, you were advised to make use 68 HOW TO STUDY of this law of our being. Now, race habits ^ which have been followed for ages by our ancestors have become instinctive in us; and all activity prompted by instinct is highly pleasurable. For countless ages men followed hunting and fishing as a means of livelihood.
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