Pattern Recognition in Empty Spaces

Information alone won't make me the world's greatest fighter.

Theory shows us why things work. But mastery isn't about knowing—it's about doing. Look at Fedor Emelianenko: his opponents knew his moves, yet he dominated through sheer excellence.

Learning begins either with information or forms. Then comes repetition. And repetition. Until something clicks.

We all start as cargo cults, copying everything until we become part of the pattern itself.

(Consider: Melanesia has at least eight airports now. Two are international.)