Can you teach what you don't know? In this episode, David Carson explores why the most "irresponsible" approach to education—teaching while you're still learning—might actually be the secret to mastering anything. From a guy fumbling through fractions with his nephew to barely-sober alcoholics teaching recovery, Carson reveals how the struggle to explain what you barely understand creates deeper learning than years of traditional study.

Featuring Nobel Prize winner Richard Feynman's "backwards" teaching method and new research that makes education experts squirm, this episode challenges the sacred rule that expertise must come before instruction. Turns out the best way to learn something might be to butcher it in front of someone else first.

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