You may be onto something. Nevertheless the finding still has real world application. I am reminded of a/b testing in websites or emails, for example. If the

You may be onto something. Nevertheless the finding still has real world application. I am reminded of a/b testing in websites or emails, for example. If the goal is to maximize clicks, you may never "learn the rule," as it were, and instead lean on familiar and previously-tested concepts, getting stuck in a local maximum. On the other hand, if in an explicit mind shift you say "let's try everything to see what happens," you may "lose" far more often, but gain a comprehensive map of the landscape in return, which can help you in future efforts to break into new heights of engagement.