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6/13/2025, 11:35:39 PM
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Daigo says himself in his book that the correct decision doesn't always equate to the correct outcome.
And that even though you pick the scenario with 70% odds, you can expect to still lose 30% of the time.
But you should still carry on and pick the highest winning probability as a baseline.
Because what you're looking for is consistent long term performance, not volatile upsets.
Daigo also goes on to say that sometimes, genius manifests itself in players who are able to recognize the action with highest probability of success and intentionally choose the risky action and win the game. That's how he separates hard work/discipline and spark aka talent aka intuition aka...
THE GENE.
Daigo says himself in his book that the correct decision doesn't always equate to the correct outcome.
And that even though you pick the scenario with 70% odds, you can expect to still lose 30% of the time.
But you should still carry on and pick the highest winning probability as a baseline.
Because what you're looking for is consistent long term performance, not volatile upsets.
Daigo also goes on to say that sometimes, genius manifests itself in players who are able to recognize the action with highest probability of success and intentionally choose the risky action and win the game. That's how he separates hard work/discipline and spark aka talent aka intuition aka...
THE GENE.
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