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Regardless of the fact that this post is full of contradictions, for example claiming years of experience requires mindfulness and effectiveness and then saying someone who has practiced over many years doesn't just have a surface level understanding. You're also straw-manning me by misrepresenting what I said about the driver having a surface level understanding of vehicle physics which you agree by saying its absurd for the driver to use equations to analyze a race track. Its pretty clear, to any physicist, that if you don't have an understanding of how to model kinematic movement, that you have an intuitive or surface level understanding. Intuition is probably the worst thing to champion as its not measurable and often unreliable. For example, it was intuitive that the sun revolved around the Earth and that large objects fell faster than smaller ones. The whole point of life is to do things you don't know how to do because otherwise you never grow. It seems like you're saying the opposite, that people should know they don't know and never approach it. The only way you get stuff done and save money is if you reel in the details and make things easier. Again, its the reason why people aren't writing their own language from scratch and instead using an existing language and framework.