Consider raising a child from birth. At first, you're a clumsy parent, trying to figure out what the baby needs, reading through parenting guides, and reacting and overreacting to every cry. Gradually, you begin to read your baby...one cry is different from another...one kind of holding and rocking works, another doesn't. As you gain intimate experience with that child, you develop a feel for parenting. You get to the point where you can anticipate your baby's needs in real time.

There is no way of achieving that kind of parenting skill and success without having plenty of baby time. It's not uncommon to see fathers struggle with knowing what to do with their babies simply because they have been so busy at work that they haven't spent the kind of intimate baby time that gives them a feel for their child's needs.

It is very similar in markets. Screen time is what gives us the intimacy with patterns that enables us to internalize them. You can teach a pattern to three different traders and you can teach parenting skills to three different parents. Ultimately, it will be the trader and parent who cultivates repeated, intimate experience that is most likely to turn the information from teaching into lived performance skills.