I just discovered that the version of the Freecell game is “forgiving”, i.e. you can go back more than one step… “start over again” without a penalty point.
This makes the game an even better modeling tool than it used to be.
I always suspected that the first step really decides the rest of the journey… but being a Quickstart… jumping-without-thinking-type-of-person, this would not have really mattered.
But now, all morning, I have been testing.
I noticed that I get a tightening of the stomach from the idea and the practice of looking before I leap. It’s fear.
When I manage to include the fear, and actually look, systematically, the success rate is 100%.
What could be the reason? After all I can’t see, consciously, and hold any more in memory than three steps ahead… so why would it be that the success rate is so dramatically different?
What would explain this, and my experience that “something” moves my hand?
I am starting to formulate a new theory.
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