(Q - You: imagine that we move only the area and end up in the pile, do we have to take our solutions with us or summaries?)
(Q - aladore: is the super solution enough, is that your question actually?)
MB : do we have to reread our solutions once we are there?
(Q - You: no, no, what I mean is, is the person who is going to travel, who is going to travel from home to the spot, is it that she must have with her her book, her solutions, her shovel?)
MB : in the area it is not essential, no, no, no. I think that once we are in touch with the great solution, I don't think that the book...once we get into it...if you say, I'm sure of my zone but I don't know what could be the great solution, then that's another approach, you don't have the right thing, you are convinced that you have the right area but not the right area, there it might be nice to have the book, to review a little what we have in it, what we have deduced from everything that is there and then to look on the spot if it resonates, if it gives an idea, if it whatever happens, if we find something, it might be useful..
But if before leaving you understand what the super solution is, how it works, the book will be of no use to you.
(Q - immortal tofu: could we therefore go to the pile-pile with a shovel, a compass, all that, but without taking a map, just Google Maps to get around but nothing moreover, just we have a mark on a map, let's admit and we say to ourselves I know that it is approximately there, and then I apply what I have learned, would that be enough, would that be enough? we need the map, the solutions,...if there were possibly traces on the map...)
MB : if you don't have the perfect researcher's toolset with you and you're missing something, you're going to suffer.
It's better to have with you everything you think might be useful, and a map why not, it can be useful a map all the same, it's good to have it in front of you, because if you have it not with you, what you have recorded on the map, traced on the map especially if it is the map of the place, it is better to have it with you of course.
(Q - aladore: is the super solution enough, is that your question actually?)
MB : do we have to reread our solutions once we are there?
(Q - You: no, no, what I mean is, is the person who is going to travel, who is going to travel from home to the spot, is it that she must have with her her book, her solutions, her shovel?)
MB : in the area it is not essential, no, no, no. I think that once we are in touch with the great solution, I don't think that the book...once we get into it...if you say, I'm sure of my zone but I don't know what could be the great solution, then that's another approach, you don't have the right thing, you are convinced that you have the right area but not the right area, there it might be nice to have the book, to review a little what we have in it, what we have deduced from everything that is there and then to look on the spot if it resonates, if it gives an idea, if it whatever happens, if we find something, it might be useful..
But if before leaving you understand what the super solution is, how it works, the book will be of no use to you.
(Q - immortal tofu: could we therefore go to the pile-pile with a shovel, a compass, all that, but without taking a map, just Google Maps to get around but nothing moreover, just we have a mark on a map, let's admit and we say to ourselves I know that it is approximately there, and then I apply what I have learned, would that be enough, would that be enough? we need the map, the solutions,...if there were possibly traces on the map...)
MB : if you don't have the perfect researcher's toolset with you and you're missing something, you're going to suffer.
It's better to have with you everything you think might be useful, and a map why not, it can be useful a map all the same, it's good to have it in front of you, because if you have it not with you, what you have recorded on the map, traced on the map especially if it is the map of the place, it is better to have it with you of course.