You learn an order of magnitude better when you're making decisions.

· Bits and Bobs 9/15/25
  • You learn an order of magnitude better when you're making decisions.
    • When you're making decisions, you're forced to collapse the wave function.
    • Instead of just following along and predicting what will happen, you have to also be in a "change the world" mindset.
    • If you're watching from afar and just predicting, you can just idly predict.
    • If you get distracted for a bit, nothing changes, everything keeps going as before.
    • So you're paying attention, but you're not "in the loop" with it.
    • That's what makes being "in the loop" or "in the arena" helps you absorb significantly more knowhow.

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