Analogy of the Road with a Ditch on either side
A framework for recognizing where to draw lines before the ditch, remain centered within an optimal zone, and move forward while orienting toward true north.
A framework for recognizing where to draw lines before the ditch, remain centered within an optimal zone, and move forward while orienting toward true north.
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