Interesting comparison. Tracking success is largely about stress-testing over time and observing how players respond as pressure and complexity increase. We look for greater behavioral stability under stress, meaning decisions, execution, and emotional recovery hold as the environment becomes more challenging. There isn’t a single metric like a sprint time, but progress is measured through repeated observation, controlled increases in difficulty, and consistent patterns across weeks and months. High-pressure situations, such as tournament finals, provide particularly clear insight into this process.
Fascinating. The concept of emotional regulation for adaptability reminds me of training resilant AI. How do you track its success over time?
Interesting comparison. Tracking success is largely about stress-testing over time and observing how players respond as pressure and complexity increase. We look for greater behavioral stability under stress, meaning decisions, execution, and emotional recovery hold as the environment becomes more challenging. There isn’t a single metric like a sprint time, but progress is measured through repeated observation, controlled increases in difficulty, and consistent patterns across weeks and months. High-pressure situations, such as tournament finals, provide particularly clear insight into this process.
Well done.
Thank you, @Randy 🙏