Comment by vasco
5 years ago
Working on the right thing means driving in the right direction. Velocity is the speed at which you get there. Anyone that says velocity doesn't matter is wrong and there should be no debate.
5 years ago
Working on the right thing means driving in the right direction. Velocity is the speed at which you get there. Anyone that says velocity doesn't matter is wrong and there should be no debate.
That's debatable. Seriously tho your comment reminded me of one of my favourite TV ads for road safety from a few years ago https://youtu.be/HrWKXO1qwPM
velocity = speed + direction
If you are able to achieve speed that is 2x, then as long as your angle is less than 60 degrees off axis from the theoretical perfect direction, you're making progress towards the goal faster than everyone else. Though I wouldn't be surprised to find out that your error is not nearly that high, and given your high amount of practice/experience, you might even end up with the least amount of angular error amongst your peers.