Dface's Discussion of "Judging and Fixing Your Own Errors"

Here’s the first sentence/question:

I see the first word of the sentence is:

That shows I think that whatever is said ahead of the sentence is a possibility? Maybe it’s what looks right so far for now. Like, it’s not refuted by anything major yet.

The next part of the sentence:

“Perhaps” applies to the above quote and the rest of the sentence.

What does “the most important concept” mean? “The most” means like the highest in order or something. Idk I gotta check. I saw some definitions from Merriam and gemini. I saw gemini quote from a reddit thread to say that “most” means highest in degree or extent.

I think concepts are things to be understood and used, so if you do the one that the sentence is talking about then you’ll be able to judge which errors/problems are worth working well.

I think this is the most important concept that’s being talked about:

I see “decisively" and "which goals will this issue cause failure at?” are italicized. That’s probably important. It means something.

“issues” are like problems or errors i think. It’s a problem situation probably? Issues can make goals fail. Like, they’re things that cause failure at the goal I think.

You can see the sentence like this to give you an idea of what to do:

“look at” x “in terms of” y. If you do that then you can kind of know that you can use words to use the most important concept. I think