Replicability and You

Replicability, one of the most important aspects in any production. It's akin to that of teaching someone a skill, for that purpose alone is why someone would replicate things. 

To replicate something means to truly imitate something with all the little details in it. That's why there's a distinction between an imitation and a bootleg. 

Replicability in itself is the act of replicating something in order to learn a skill or to create some form of object. You learn replicability by, well - learning. There are many ways to learn, to imitate, and eventually be able to replicate. But when you finally learn about how it all works, it boils down to one key aspect - Writing it all down. 

We humans are forgetful creatures, and one of the key components to remember our memories, is to write it down. We have to be able to write it down, organise it, and compartmentalize everything that we have known into a cohesive form of readable and understandable paragraph. How can one replicate something without understanding something, and how can one understand something if they don't write it down? 

Writing things down should always be the first step. Imagine you're on a thousand mile journey, writing is the way to start. What should you write about, you may ask? You can always write something from anything. You can write what someone say and use it as a knowledge base. You can write your surroundings in order to familiarize yourself with it. It goes without saying however, that writing is only the first step in replication. 

To replicate things, you also need to learn on how to do it. Write down the instructions if you're trying to learn some craft. If you need knowledge, write down what they know or better yet, cite their sources and figure it out yourself. Just because you know where their source of knowledge comes from however - don't slack off yet.

This is the hard part, this is where the boys and men are determined. Once you've gotten it all, you have to grind it. You don't need to do a lucrative amount for a whole day, but you have to make it a constant routine. Do it for however you need for as long of a timespan as you need. Never stop until you've reached your goal, and only settle for that.

It takes time, not everything is instant. You have to realize that everything's gradual friends. Once you realized that, and have made your pace, you will soon be in the right path. A path where your knowledge have transcended the books and have ascended into your mind - ready to be used at will by your own hubris. So please, write down anything you need to learn. Don't settle for less, for you can only and have to only improve.