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Do you think turning risk into a game can actually help people learn from mistakes faster? Or does it just encourage repeating the same risky behavior because it feels entertaining?
I love that thought—could gamifying risk actually speed up how we learn from mistakes? How Modern Apps Turn Risk Into Fun https://editorialge.com/how-modern-apps-turn-risk-into-fun/ highlights how uncertainty can heighten engagement and attention. In some learning apps I’ve used, making small mistakes in a playful setting helped me adjust faster—but in other cases, it just encouraged repetition of the same mistakes. I’d love to know if others notice that difference—do we become smarter through playful trial and error, or just better at repeating behaviors?
I think it could go either way. Sometimes playful mistakes help you learn, but other times you just repeat them..
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