tldr: if you're doing something quickly you're more prone to make mistakes. Did this article present any new information that everyone doesn't already know? Or

tldr: if you're doing something quickly you're more prone to make mistakes. Did this article present any new information that everyone doesn't already know? Or is the article just re framing the word "thinking" with "rate of change." Many analogies and quotations don't serve to to present new information. The catharsis of relating something to an unrelated concept makes it feel like new information was presented but in reality you learned nothing new. Additionally the author makes a claim and instead of using evidence to validate the claim he uses analogies.