(Q: once the area has been found and the path taken to the edge of the pile-pile, how long does it take to find where to carry your shovel?) more or less than 30 minutes?
Isn't it easy in the dark?
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MB : "finding where to carry your shovel" he thinks what it means to terminate the pile-pile and that requires an understanding of the site, by positioning the pile-pile on the site, it can take more or less time depending on alertness of mind, but whoever is there must have it so he thinks that it could take 30 minutes, 2 hours and possibly require a little more reflection, it's the famous doubt that still exists, but for someone 'someone who has understood it can be very quick if it is someone who has made good progress in the theory, it can go very quickly on site, if it is someone who has made less progress in the theory finally in his armchair let's say it takes a little more time on site. of course there is work on the ground, we can't just show up and say it's there at random, there are things to do on the ground obviously.
MB : "finding where to carry your shovel" he thinks what it means to terminate the pile-pile and that requires an understanding of the site, by positioning the pile-pile on the site, it can take more or less time depending on alertness of mind, but whoever is there must have it so he thinks that it could take 30 minutes, 2 hours and possibly require a little more reflection, it's the famous doubt that still exists, but for someone 'someone who has understood it can be very quick if it is someone who has made good progress in the theory, it can go very quickly on site, if it is someone who has made less progress in the theory finally in his armchair let's say it takes a little more time on site. of course there is work on the ground, we can't just show up and say it's there at random, there are things to do on the ground obviously.