I only skimmed a few of the articles but as far as I can tell it boils down to: 1) He says that the ideas of "deliberate practice" is wrong 2) Describes "delib

I only skimmed a few of the articles but as far as I can tell it boils down to: 1) He says that the ideas of "deliberate practice" is wrong 2) Describes "deliberate practice" as repeatedly following instructions... which as far as I know, isn't what "deliberate practice" is. 3) Then he says what you really need to do is practice smartly (a lot) to gain "tacit knowledge" ... but isn't that is pretty much what "deliberate practice" prescribes? Practice a lot at the edge of competence (or just over it). It just doesn't explicitly say "to gain tacit knowledge".