“It almost seems like you'd be a more informed sports fan if you never watched a game, if you only read the results. … If you play fantasy football, you're way better off not watching any games. If you want to win at fantasy football, never watch games again. Only read what the results are. The game is only going to confuse you. But of course, that's not what you want, right? You want to be confused in this way.”

i mean i suppose there would be the counter to that somebody would be like well learn what these numbers mean and if you learn you will believe that you'll see what and maybe that is the case but i mean i generally agree like like the netfix is a netflix example that's very easy to understand why that is only good for like the shareholder of netflix i mean it's like this okay so i'm one thing that i always bothered me it's going to seem like a weird analogy but i think they're the same i would hear people who went to say like oh creative writing programs or writing workshops and they would workshop their writing work and there was this idea that when somebody read a story the other people would respond and everybody kind of had to respond with something and what seemed to always happen is people would respond either you know with like to whatever was the most outside of the expectation like they'd be like whatever was the thing about the writing That was sort of stood out to them, you know, the voice or maybe a detail or something that they would be like, kind of like they would kind of sand those off. It would be all these people sort of noticing the things that kind of go outside of coloring…