I like papers.

Well, when you read a paper, right? Here's my representation of a paper, right? You're not going to understand that paper. You're just not. No matter what, you're not going to be able to read this paper. Um it's going to be filled with information you do not understand. But, here's the thing. Every paper has a bibliography section attached to it, right? And every time a term comes up that you don't know, you can Google it. And this will bring not only one paper, but two papers, and three papers, and four papers. — Um and then this will lead to more papers here, right? Here and here. And every time you read any of these papers, you're not going to understand it, right? You're not going to understand any of these. You're not going to understand this one. one, this one, this one, or this one. But, then eventually, you get to a paper you can understand. It's way over here in the line. Right? And then you have a very satisfying thing that only happens when you're reading papers. You now understand Let me go ahead and remove these X's. You'll now understand this box over here. And you're like, "Ah. " Then you go back to this paper. "Oh, I understand that paper now. " And then you go here. You go down down. Check. And now you understand this paper. And now you do the same thing here. Check. Check. And then suddenly you go back here and you understand the whole thing. And this process of like not understanding going through just not knowing, not understanding, being completely out of your depth, and then suddenly having something click, and then everything falling right into place is so satisfying.