This is where I'm coming from in that thinking.
As an engineer, if I find going a certain direction appears to be getting me gains, I'm going to keep going until things turn upside down.
I'm not going to say, "Hmm, 1 degree slacker seems better" and leave it at that until next year. I'm going to immediately say, "Hmm, I wonder if 2 gets more better, if so, how about 3" and so on, until the gains go away. Same story with STA. This won't take me 10 years.
That's why I'd be surprised to find it took this long to find that sweet spot.
March 27, 2024, 6:37 a.m. - Brad Nyenhuis
This is where I'm coming from in that thinking. As an engineer, if I find going a certain direction appears to be getting me gains, I'm going to keep going until things turn upside down. I'm not going to say, "Hmm, 1 degree slacker seems better" and leave it at that until next year. I'm going to immediately say, "Hmm, I wonder if 2 gets more better, if so, how about 3" and so on, until the gains go away. Same story with STA. This won't take me 10 years. That's why I'd be surprised to find it took this long to find that sweet spot.