Speculating here, I’m guessing Logan is pointing at a subcategory of what I would call mindfulness—a data point-centered version of mindfulness. One of my theories of how experts build their deep models is that they start with thousands of data points. I had been lumping frameworks along with individual observations, but maybe it’s worth separating those out. If this is the case, frameworks help make connections more quickly, but the individual data points are how you notice discrepancies, uncover novel insights, and check that your frameworks are working in practice.
Speculating here, I’m guessing Logan is pointing at a subcategory of what I would call mindfulness—a data point-centered version of mindfulness. One of my theories of how experts build their deep models is that they start with thousands of data points. I had been lumping frameworks along with individual observations, but maybe it’s worth separating those out. If this is the case, frameworks help make connections more quickly, but the individual data points are how you notice discrepancies, uncover novel insights, and check that your frameworks are working in practice.
(Also, just saw the comment rules for the first time while copying these over—hope mindfulness mention doesn’t break them too hard)