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I don't think they are opposite. There's a difference between rushing to do something, and shortening the feedback loop. It says "slow productivity" but learnin
by kraftman 3y ago
I don't think they are opposite. There's a difference between rushing to do something, and shortening the feedback loop. It says "slow productivity" but learning enough martial arts in 4 months to look good in a film doesn't sound slow to me, it sounds like he shortened the feedback loop as much as possible by learning every single day instead maybe once a week like a normal person would.
- nottorp 3y ago> It says "slow productivity" but learning enough martial arts in 4 months to look good in a film doesn't sound slow to me Remember the kung fu scenes in Matrix? It's not the first time Reeves has trained in martial arts. This time he crammed in a particular martial art for this movie. Tbh I'd bet he practices something regularly, just not often enough for it to make the news.