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Atavism: n. repetition of ancestral characteristics in offspring after their absence in few generations
Reappearance of an ancestral trait(s) in offspring which has skipped many generations is called atavism.
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Incessant: adj. continuation and/or repetition without delays frequently considered unpleasant and/or annoying
Incessant barking, noise, music, nagging, rain, chatter, random or repetitive talking can all be very unpleasant and/or annoying. The solution is to try to ignore, leave, or exclude the source of the incessancy or make it stop in some manner.
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Skill: n. an ability(s) gotten by learning with systematic and/or frequently repetitive behavior(s)
Eating with a spoon, playing the guitar, talking, or being a politician are all skills learned systematically and usually with much repetition. Broadly speaking there are physical or motor skills and mental skills and then a combination of both. How quickly we memorize these motor or mental skills frequently determines how skilled we are and the better we remember them the more skilled we get.
In school how good we are in a subject is frequently determined by the grade which we get and if we are good at memorizing mentally then we frequently excel in school.
If you are not gifted or talented then sometimes much repetition will compensate for your weakness but there are many skills such as mathematical ability where no matter how hard you try you will just not be able to learn and understand the complexities involved and have to choose other skill sets which you are good at.
In the 21st century technological skills are becoming much more important than liberal arts skills. The new generation will have to be taught accordingly or they will continue to graduate in job poor fields which are outdated and will be relatively useless in the society of the future.
Learning complex skills will be rewarded in the future and unfortunately if you are just an average learner then you may find yourself permanently on the unemployment line replaced by robots or computer software which will be smarter than you. You may become permanently unemployed unless you content yourself with working for minimum wage for the rest of your life.
Hair dressers, massage therapists, some building trades, handymen, auto mechanics, teachers, and landscapers will not be replaced by robots that quickly but there will be a glut of workers in those fields and the pay will usually be very poor.
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Repetition: n. doing an event(s) more than once with or without duration(s) in between
Repetition is a fact of life. We walk, talk, eat, drink, sit, and go to and from work many times. Walking and talking and eating is not considered repetition unless we walk to the same place, say the same words, or eat the same food, etc.. Some jobs are relatively repetitious and maybe even boring with nothing new happening but merely a repetition of a daily routine.
Sometimes we are asked to repeat something that we said and repeating words such as hi, good bye, please, and thank you are a very common occurrence.
Practice is also a form of repetition and it is something done to learn a new skill or new knowledge. Once we learn something that we practice we frequently repeat it in our lives when necessary. Good and bad habits are really behaviors which are repeated over and over again frequently for a lifetime.
If you don’t like a bad habit then don’t repeat it so frequently. If you want to develop a good habit then you have to repeat some behavior over and over again as many times as is needed to form a good new habit which is eventually done automatically.
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Practice: v. to repeat a behavior(s) and/or skill(s) and/or knowledge and/or experience to get competency and/or expertise
You have probably heard the phrase that “practice makes perfect” and it is frequently true that with enough repetition you can learn most skills and knowledge necessary for existence. The reality is that “practice frequently makes better” but not perfect since consistent perfection is not possible by any human but only robots.
What most don’t realize is that because of repetition or practice we also have developed good and bad habits which are not easy to change because they have become largely impulsive behaviors or the things which we frequently do and don’t do.
Habits are the result of what we have practiced in the past and if you don’t like some of your habits then you can blame the past. Then make a conscious decision to do something about it or you will have to blame yourself for inaction or not trying to improve upon the past.
Some are born with exceptional physical and/or mental ability and don’t need to practice that much to learn a new skill or knowledge. It is frustrating for many average humans to have to compete with humans that have inborn talent and it seems that no matter how much we repeat or practice something we are never really good enough to become outstanding performers in a consistent way.
It is a smart human who realizes that there is a limit to how much you can practice trying to achieve the impossible. If you have to practice four times as much as the average human to reach a goal(s) then it is time to ask yourself-Is it worth the extra time that I am putting in to achieve something which takes others almost no time at all?
Most of us are born with some natural ability in something and it is a smart human who works on improving their strengths and doesn’t work so hard on trying to improve their weaknesses. Practice and improve what you are good at and don’t practice something which you are not good at that much.
Two valuable questions to ask are-What should I practice? and Why should I practice? If you are practicing without a goal(s) in mind then your should definitely reassess the situation.
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