The Feynman Technique was a divine skill for learning. It looked incredibly simple: first, learn something, then imagine someone standing in front of you and explain the knowledge to that imaginary person in simple, plain language. If you could explain it fluently and clearly, that meant you had mastered the subject. If you stumbled and stammered, it meant you had not mastered it and needed to keep studying and explaining it until you could do so smoothly.
This technique had many key points. It was not merely as simple as teaching someone else, and its results were excellent. Otherwise, it would not have become popular across the Blue Star, to the point that it was more famous than its discoverer, the great physicist Feynman himself.
"Who knows how to apply for a Magic Source Badge?" Suye asked.
"You... should wait a few more years." Lake shook his head helplessly. He himself did not even dare imagine it, yet Suye actually dared to.
Hote silently watched Suye. He wanted very much to persuade him, but in the end, he said nothing.
"Good. That takes courage." Jimmy praised him.
"You're insane. You're all insane." Albert rose and walked outside.
Rolon also shook his head and continued reading.
Suye rose and said to Jimmy, "Come on. Let's go outside and talk."
"All right." Jimmy readily agreed.
The two walked onto the grass outside the classroom. Suye asked, "I don't know much about the Magic Council. What do you think? Of the learning methods we discussed earlier, which ones could be selected?"
Jimmy gave a bitter smile. "I'm only guessing. Besides, I tried each of the methods you mentioned a few times, but never kept using them. They felt too tiring and troublesome."
"Any method is hard to adapt to at first. But after