> If the thinking bit is your favorite part, AI allows you to spend nearly all of your time there if you wish, from concept through troubleshooting.
This argument is wearing a little thin at this point. I see it multiples times a day, rephrased a little bit.
The response, "How well do you think your thinking will go if you had not spent years doing the 'practice' part?", is always followed by either silence or a non-sequitor.
So, sure, keep focusing on the 'thinking' part, but your thinking will get more and more shallow without sufficient 'doing'
This argument is wearing a little thin at this point. I see it multiples times a day, rephrased a little bit.
The response, "How well do you think your thinking will go if you had not spent years doing the 'practice' part?", is always followed by either silence or a non-sequitor.
So, sure, keep focusing on the 'thinking' part, but your thinking will get more and more shallow without sufficient 'doing'