You can be inexperienced and still be completely objective, and vice versa. Objectivity is the skill, and experience is the asset. Interest is also a separate a

You can be inexperienced and still be completely objective, and vice versa. Objectivity is the skill, and experience is the asset. Interest is also a separate asset. The author seems to assume we get bored and lose interest with experience, which is observable, but I think this rings truer with entertainment (games) rather than craft (art, music, programming). I wish I could be more entertaining, but the truth is not that exciting. That's probably another writing paradox. Most of our entertainment is fiction. (Personally, I write to think and to document. There is also no way of knowing what people think of your thoughts if you don't share them.)