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> If this was a superior strategy that was so obvious no 1 would be making mistakes so how does this work? I agree with duckmysick, and also please take note t
by roenxi 2y ago
> If this was a superior strategy that was so obvious no 1 would be making mistakes so how does this work?
I agree with duckmysick, and also please take note that having a strategy of not making mistakes will not avoid all mistakes. Outcomes and intent never match up perfectly. But that is why it is important to learn from others right from the start.
- re-thc 2y ago> I agree with duckmysick > But that is why it is important to learn from others right from the start. It's important if you know what you're learning but... What do you even agree with? i.e. what's the learning? >> duckmysick claims people ignore the optimal strategy but could not even give an example of 1. This proves it's better to try it yourself than to assume you're learning and make even worse mistakes. > and also please take note that having a strategy of not making mistakes will not avoid all mistakes Where is the strategy to begin with? 0 + 0 was 0 to begin with.