Is gradient hacking a useful metaphor for human psychology? For example, peer pressure is a real thing. If I choose to spend time with certain people because I expect them to reinforce my behavior in certain ways, is that gradient hacking?
Is gradient hacking a useful metaphor for human psychology? For example, peer pressure is a real thing. If I choose to spend time with certain people because I expect them to reinforce my behavior in certain ways, is that gradient hacking?