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Something a lot of folks don’t get is that those who know things without trying them first are worse off than those who try things to know them.
There is a kind of bland logical deduction some people do, upfront, that gives them the answer. But because of this, they don’t have the behavior of making attempts to find the answer.
These folk lack trial-and-error, which over the long run makes them far less capable.
Having the answer quickly by deduction is a handicap. It sounds smart in a group, but means you don’t know how to sample the possibility space.
Looking smart and being smart are 2 very different things

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Despite trading being known to be extremely difficult to succeed at, many people think "I'll be the exception" or "I'm smart so I'll succeed."

If you truly want to be the exception, you need to do things that others absolutely cannot do.

This means thoroughly backtesting, practicing repeatedly, never breaking rules, and maintaining consistency.