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I'm not Qiaochu and I can't speak for him. But my interpretation is: - Giving better problem solving skills to your cruel inner critic can be net negative - To see and engage with it, it's necessary to step out of the "problem solving" mindset altogether
I don't think this is true and in fact I think having a cruel inner critic is one of the canonical examples of things people treat as immutable facts of life rather than problems to be solved.
Or rather I agree that getting better at problem solving skills and not then turning them on to solving your inner critic is going to suck. Don't do that.
By the time you're at "aw darn, I have a cruel inner critic", you're in a good place, and ready to apply problem solving My concern is when you're at "what, cruel inner critic? nonsense! I'm just not good enough" I think it's VERY hard to overcome or even notice that blind spot
That's probably true, yeah. I still think getting better at problem solving skills is a net good for most people, but agree that for some people if you don't get good at the right subskills in the right order there are going to be periods where it sucks (and you can get stuck in)
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