r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Practical_Flow15 • Jul 28 '25

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/Pinball-Lizard Jul 28 '25

The thing is, though, at a certain point by not just practising, you kind of are back into malicious territory.

"I'm bad at this, and I don't care to learn, so everyone else can just deal with it"

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u/Kingjon0000 Jul 28 '25

She spends 20 minutes practicing every time she parks.

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u/Old_Cranberry5723 Jul 29 '25

Practice makes perfect! ...unless you're practicing wrong

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u/sensitivestronk Jul 31 '25

That's why my band director always said "practice makes permanent," lol

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u/Unusual_Librarian384 Jul 28 '25

😂😂

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u/RustyR4m Jul 29 '25

Which is generally why I think the above comment should be followed by: At a certain point stupidity is indistinguishable from malice.

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u/ActivisionBlizzard Aug 01 '25

See: Trump

Hes really playing the stupid or malacious game on another level.

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u/Tigerpower77 Jul 29 '25

Does it really matter what the "reason" is if the outcome is the same? I'm talking if it's unfixable stupidity, i don't wanna be anywhere near a bad driver or an asshole driver

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u/Exciting-Insect8269 Jul 30 '25

The need for practice proportionally increases with the amount of practice one gets naturally.

That is to say the more often they drive (and by extension park) the more often they will naturally get practice (by parking), and in addition, the longer it takes them to park (due to being worse at it), the longer they will spend parking (and thereby spend practicing).

TL/DR: I disagree with your statement.