The Importance of Value in Learning

I think the input-output dichotomy is useful in and of itself, even if you have a fundamentally distinct value function from James. But I guess just to put a finer point on what counts as output or valuable output, for you, it's mostly writing and let's say computer programming that is contributing in some way to some larger project. Is that roughly correct? Roughly correct. It was mostly about not having to get someone to look at what I made. To me, it's the ultimate outcome of learning. You've created something that other people can derive value from themselves and then get feedback from them. Yeah. Well, I think that's a really reasonable definition of like valuable