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When you become genuinely curious about something judgment tends to fall away on its own.
Feedback you only hear once is feedback you will distort, remember selectively, or forget entirely.
When your prediction is wrong you have learned something about where your schema is off.
Revising a model in response to evidence is the defining act of a strong thinker. The refusal to update is not confidence — it is cognitive debt accumulating interest.
As you learn and grow, new schemas need to be integrated — this is a lifelong process. Integration is not a destination you reach but a practice you sustain. Every new experience, every revised belief, every evolved value creates new material that must be woven into the whole. The reward is not completion but increasing coherence across an ever-expanding understanding.
When an agent fails to fire or produces bad results you learn how to improve it.