You can keep doing postmortems to be better at thinking? How do they make you better at thinking? I think since there’s errors involved in thinking you’ll make less of them. You won’t make so many while learning something new. Like, you won’t have the same underlying causes making so many errors there. I think it may be easier to get good at something.
What does thinking involve? I think the activities you do with thinking will be better. Like, you’ll have more success with them. Thinking includes stuff like making decisions, learning, brainstorming, and other stuff. You’ll be better at those things.
How is the hyphen related to getting better at thinking? I think the quote above are the benefits to doing postmortems. I think you’ll save more time cuz you’ll understand how you make errors and so don’t have to get stuck not fixing underlying causes. Idk how you’ll be more successful in the long run, but you dealing with errors well will help you a lot. You’re gonna keep making errors in the future when you do philosophy. If you have a system to understand them and fix them then that’s going to aid you.