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Woe to you, who are now sated, for you will be filled.
Too much experience is not an argument in a dispute when there is sufficient experience, and I have already understood the trends based on what I have. With the same success, you can listen to all sorts of uncles who cannot argue, but immediately wave their beards, saying, "I am older, so I am smarter!" Moreover, too much experience in something specific, leading to overtraining of the brain, is, on the contrary, harmful for understanding what is happening. Simply because for its understanding, a multifaceted assessment is needed, and all your experience is concentrated in one area. There was such a guy, Karl Popper...