Thick accumulation is just a bunch of crap.

You pay your tuition day by day, day after day—so naturally, the teacher emphasizes the value of laying a solid foundation. That's how business works.

It's perfectly normal for someone to learn something very quickly. First you flash-freeze it, then you maintain it. That's how water becomes ice, and that's how people become competent.

If a problem that should have been solved within 48 hours gets dragged out to two months, there's no point solving it anymore. Exploration yields immediate results—if there's no result right now, just let it go. Don't kid yourself; it's unnecessary.