Huh?? I'm a reasonably smart guy, but your incoherent blabbering
makes absolutely no sense at all.

They say if you turn a chimp loose on a keyboard, you will eventually
get Shakespeare. Keep at it Anthony, you're not quite there yet.


On Apr 7, 4:16*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

Following your logic, any distraction can do this, which means that no amount
of simulation OR real-life experience can be of any use, since there will
always be unexperienced distractions waiting to cause trouble.

But if all distractions are not qualitatively unique, then a single
distraction of any kind will suffice to simulate all others, in which case
both simulation and real-world experience will suffice as well, without
running the entire (infinite) gamut of possible distractions.