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The “scrub” believes that by learning to play the game the proper way, they will come out on top in the long run—that exploiting cheapness is shortsighted and doesn’t build skill.

Scrubs play for an imaginary version of “mastery”, while top players Play to Win.

Too real

But you weren't born knowing this information. Matter of fact, the information was not necessarily created when you were born

Well-crafted things are laborious endeavors. A lot of the inputs and thought put into it will likely never be seen or understood. It might seem like a waste. The process improves not just the thing being crafted, but the crafter as well.

This aligns with what I know to be true. You probably won't get it right on the first try. You probably don't know what right looks like. But keep at it and it'll become apparent in the fullness of time

Attention spans and deficits

this book for sure. it starts so simple. too simple. if-else + loops → … → every conceivable form of software