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Jun 28 21:44 UTC

What If a Man Practised Shooting a Million Times? Shot 90172, Football Progress [video] (youtube.com)

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  1. 1. pitched||context
    There are a set of these “false beliefs” people can hold that are clearly untrue but are beneficial to them in other ways. This one about “hard work leads to success” is a very powerful one. Lean the hell into it if you ever come across an opportunity to!
  2. 2. __s||context
    Is it really false? You can go on about survivorship bias but in the end a prerequisite is necessary for opportunity/chance

    Can't win the lottery if you never buy any tickets

  3. 3. kadoban||context
    > Is it really false?

    Even your own analogy for it is buying a lottery ticket.

    Does buying a lottery ticket "lead to success"? Only if your picture of what that looks like focuses on only the winners.

  4. 4. __s||context
    in reality no, for the sake of the analogy, yes
  5. 5. cardiffspaceman||context
    The video of the assassination of the UHC executive revealed to one viewer that the assassin had practiced thoroughly, because when the gun jammed the assassin recovered deftly.

    I wonder how a would-be striker could do this work while factoring in the goalie behavior.