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That's the thing that stuck out for me in the article. It mentions practice, but there is no distinction from deliberate practice. It may well be that the highe
by jwdunne 12y ago
That's the thing that stuck out for me in the article. It mentions practice, but there is no distinction from deliberate practice. It may well be that the highest performers did more deliberate practice, which totalled less practice overall.
The last sentence of your comment sums up my thoughts exactly.
- a8da6b0c91d 12y agoIt's completely unfalsifiable and therefore useless. There's no objective way to categorize practice as deliberate or not. It's just some stupid buzzword.
- epochwolf 12y agoJust because there's no simple objective way to categorize and measure something doesn't mean it's automatically invalid.