With blatant disregard for the public benefits of motivational idioms, researchers have concluded that practice does not, necessarily, make perfect.
Seriously? So you need a study to validate that you won’t become a great violinist if you don’t have talent? Are those guys degenerates?
人比人气死人，所以跟自己比就好？🤔🤔
I believe this. I've been gluten free for a bit over 3 years and I can play runs that I was never able to play before on only 5x practicing, after years of not playing, preceded by lots of practice.
I am glad to see someone acknowledging the lie of practice makes perfect. Many children's gifts go unnoticed because they are not often encouraged explore their strengths. For children with learning disabilities exploring is essential.
No shit, Sherlock, says study of violinists' neighbours.
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It's often what you do in your practice that makes a difference. An hour of playing things you know vs 20 mins of much harder practice of challenging sections.
Point of the film Amadeus; no matter how much Salieri practiced or how good a Christian he pretended to be, Mozart was always more talented, regardless of how little he practiced.. - Practice does not always make perfect, finds study of violinists
I'm at 9,984 hours of practice and now you tell me!?! Goddammit.
Of course not. Practice makes permanent. Perfect practice makes perfect.
Try telling that to Malcolm Gladwell
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