There's a difference between "theoretically good" theoretical ideas, and "actually good" theoretical ideas.
The marker of an actually-good theory is that it works in practice. The marker of a bad theoretical idea is that it doesn't work in practice.
Post by twetch#1832
If you have not experienced a theoretically good idea failing in practice, then you don't understand why actually-good theories are precious and rare.
What the chain says
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- 2020-12-21T00:45:24Z
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- twetch
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- twetch#1832
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Lmao I never put my ideas into practice.. that way I’m never wrong!