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I am looking for a self-improvement alternative to doom scrolling social media in my downtime. In the past, I have done mostly career oriented courses (tech/computer science), but I'm tired of those, want to branch out. Has anyone taken a MOOC class, not necessarily for any specific objectibe, that was especially good?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 18 hours ago

Literally anything you find interesting.

Learning begets learning. The more you learn the easier learning becomes.

So start learning things that are interesting... then worry about things tha are "valuable".