Why Practice DOESN'T Make Perfect | The Ludic Fallacy |
You've probably heard that you need to spend like a thousand hours on something to become a master.
It, But that would be a waste of time.
The Luc fallacy states that many people misapply the rules of a stable environment with an unstable one.
For example. Tiger Woods had a golf club in his hand pretty much since the time he was born.
So naturally people think that in order to get good at something, you just need to practice enough. However, the game of golf is a stable game and a relatively stable environment similar to chess, you get immediate feedback on your performance, which also makes it easier to practice. But the real world is unstable, and practicing here requires you to be flexible.
Here. It's all about being able to identify patterns, repeat patterns, and create patterns to be successful. 📍 Then no matter where you are, if you can recognize a pattern, then you can adapt and thrive. Which is why.
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