> I've noticed this issue where your anticipated difficulty of something ends up determining your experience of its difficulty.
That assessment didn't come from nowhere.
Given that there seem to be aptitude differences for most physical things, I would find it hard to believe that there are no aptitude differences for most mental things, especially for something so unnatural.
Not to mention that all the things you speak of are very real difficulties to many people that they're not going to get any visible pathway through.
That assessment didn't come from nowhere.
Given that there seem to be aptitude differences for most physical things, I would find it hard to believe that there are no aptitude differences for most mental things, especially for something so unnatural.
Not to mention that all the things you speak of are very real difficulties to many people that they're not going to get any visible pathway through.