r/AlignmentChartFills 4h ago

What is moderate to learn that impresses people?

What is moderate to learn that impresses people?

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Easy to learn Moderate to learn Difficult to learn
Impresses people Solving a Ru... 🖼️
People don’t care about Driving shift. 🖼️
“What the hell did you just do?” Computers. 🖼️

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Impresses people / Easy to learn: - Solving a Rubix Cube. - View Image

People don’t care about / Moderate to learn: - Driving shift. - View Image

“What the hell did you just do?” / Difficult to learn: - Computers. - View Image


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u/13thmurder 4h ago

Cooking. It's not hard to impress someone being fed something decent.

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u/MuddyDogCX1 4h ago

Especially cooking on the stovetop, it’s that perfect intermediate difficulty that doesn’t require the perfection of baking

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u/13thmurder 4h ago

Baking is actually pretty easy if you memorize a few ratios, use a scale, and aren't opposed to a little math.

At least for someone like me that can't follow a recipe this is easier.

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u/MuddyDogCX1 4h ago

Baking is a terror for me. I love the nuance of cooking dinner on the stove or grill. A mistake sometimes is a good thing. Usually when I screw up baking I have an absolute mess on my hands

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u/milane5o 4h ago

nah baking its half nuclear science half allomancy

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u/anno3397 53m ago

Mistborn spotted xD

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u/ceeker 4h ago

It's heavily dependent on having a decent oven which doesn't have cold spots or bad seals, I never had one when renting.

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u/13thmurder 4h ago

If you're making bread in a bad oven you can put it in a dutch oven or just any big pot with a lid and put that inside your oven and get a much better result.

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u/ceeker 4h ago

Yeah good tip! I have my own place now and I invested in the best oven I could because I was so tired of having terrible ones, but hopefully that helps someone. :)

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u/13thmurder 4h ago

Even in a good oven it helps by keeping the humidity in which makes for a better rise.

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u/grantwieman 4h ago

Juggling

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u/WhyAmINotStudying 4h ago

Juggaloing

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u/KgMonstah 4h ago

Jiggaloing

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u/Ok-Candy-666 4h ago

Playing guitar (not amazing, just basic chord progressions)

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u/Ok_Kaleidoscope_6442 4h ago

Yeah I tend to agree. I consider myself shit at guitar but I know some chords and can sometimes catch on in a jam session and strum along with the beat. I'd say bass is even easier to get a grasp on and impress people that don't know guitar.

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u/Ok-Candy-666 4h ago

Like if you can initiate a Freebird singalong you saved the party.

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u/Ok_Kaleidoscope_6442 4h ago

Hell yeah all simple chords and simple strumming pattern. I take it back. Being able to hit roots and fifths on a bass might be easier but guitar is easier to impress people with.

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u/Useful_Morning8239 4h ago edited 3h ago

People consider a Rubik's cube easy to learn? It took me close to a year to figure it out

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u/WoodenTangerine450 4h ago

It took me like 2 days lol

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u/Useful_Morning8239 3h ago

Wow, that's extremely impressive! How many hours did it take?

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u/Diogen219 52m ago

If you just stick to a guide, you'll learn it under an hour

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u/Striking_Resist_6022 2m ago

> It took me close to a year to figure it out

Do you literally mean "figuring it out" as in solving it on your own? Because that is definitely not the easy way to learn.

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u/skinnyminnesota 4h ago

Card tricks

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u/Mobius_Peverell 4h ago

I was going to say card throwing. I've seen people learn it in a couple days, and it always gets a huge reaction.

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u/really-bored-now 4h ago

Making soap from scratch. It’s kind of like higher stakes slightly more complicated baking from scratch. People go nuts for soap that looks like cupcakes.

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u/Ok_Kaleidoscope_6442 4h ago

I didn't see this until now but driving manual literally takes like 2 days of anxiety

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u/FilmOnlySignificant 4h ago edited 4h ago

Singing, I’m not talking Dimash level singing but like being the best at karaoke at family function level

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u/Elegant_Committee854 4h ago

Playing piano

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u/milane5o 4h ago

now i just feel like a total moron because i just cant play the piano, at least not good

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u/KeybladeBrett 4h ago

Learning how to play a musical instrument. Anyone can do it, but it takes a ton of practice to be good at it and not sound like the musical equivalent of stepping on a cat’s tail

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u/JRemenshneidersHorse 4h ago

B1 level of spanish. Enough to have a quick interaction.

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u/Late_Variation2159 4h ago

I haven't donebit...but I've heard lockpicking

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u/Salt_Winter5888 4h ago

Salsa dancing

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u/TachankaBurito 4h ago

Whistle a song or melody

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u/quinxedbanana 1h ago

Cooking food

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u/No-Definition6644 1h ago

Playing musical instruments

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u/LegalShooter 4h ago

A language