I like a lot of FS, but this seems particularly incorrect. You can slow down your thinking rate, can you not? That being the case, it seems trivial to me that y

I like a lot of FS, but this seems particularly incorrect. You can slow down your thinking rate, can you not? That being the case, it seems trivial to me that you can also speed it up. Perhaps you can't raise your maximum thinking rate, or you can't raise it without introducing errors or reducing criteria, but that is different from saying it is fixed. Of course, what I'm describing is more of a "decisioning rate" than a thinking rate, but that's exactly how they describe it in the article.