Because language is complex and arbitrary, learning from mistakes doesn't work. The feedback we get when we make a mistake is simply too rare and imprecise to teach us anything useful. We need to focus on getting input.
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I agree. Hearing or reading something creates brain connections. Learning that something is wrong doesn't just magically erase those brain connections, but probably rather reinforces them.
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the real problem is, it is impossible for the brain to send any conscious feedback to the implicit linguistic system. Well, that is what science says. Some people believe otherwise.
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