This is the following quote im gonna reply to:
The first sentence:
I bet it can take a while depending on your situation. Having things under control sounds good. In a way i feel scattered brain because I treat every error like an important one and it’s hard to tell if I can move on to the next thing.
It’s kinda nuts how many people in the US or the world probably dont deal with things like they have it under contol. Theyre not even aware of the problem. Like, theyre barely aware. In a way, being bad at solving easy problems is like a disease. Disease sounds extreme, but it seems it can really hold you back in life.
Second sentence:
“this process” is I think learning to deal with easy problems cheaply.
I think the errors are overwhelming cuz theres so many of them. They havent automatically figured out a way to deal with them cheaply. Like they havent done enough in life for their subconscious to pick up on solving easy problems cheaply. I think theyre overwhelmed by errors now because theyre probably doing something really hard in life where theyre making minor errors but also some big ones.
Last clause of the second sentence:
“which” is referring to which error. The errors theyre being overwhelmed by.
Also, I didnt know there were errors to set aside. The fact that there is sounds important. I think if the process is to learn to deal with minor errors cheaply, then youre gonna want to set aside the big errors for now. At least for a bit so you can learn to deal with the minor errors cheaply.
Edit: Mb i wanted to post this reply in my discussion thread