Great Minds have one thing in common: they learn by solving problems.
“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer.” --- Albert Einstein
They further cement their knowledge by teaching what they know to others. Physicist Richard Feynman lived by the Learn-Teach duality philosophy by attempting to rediscover every problem by himself and by striving to “solve every problem that has ever been solved.”
Yuzeno is inspired by the Great Minds who formed intellectual communities, collaborated through letters and journals, and collectively constructed humankind’s knowledge.
Yuzeno is a platform for intellectuals at various stages of their Learning-Teaching journey to interact.
1. Through crowd sourcing, experts Teachers in their respective areas of expertise contribute a Problem-Hint-Solution-Theory set, a fundamental building block or key application of a discipline. All forms of text, images, audio,
video, and document links are permitted. It takes only one sitting of work to teach the entire world an important lesson.
2. Students learn by understanding the problem statement and attempting to work out the solution without looking at the hints, solutions, or theories. Comparing the answers is the last step. This process of rediscovery is the key to learning.
3. Teachers develop followers and their problems get shared to other platforms.
Whether your goal is to earn more money with new knowledge or simply for the joy of knowing how everything works, please join us as both a teacher and a learner to build and study the problem sets that changed the world.