Classify the inconsistency into three types and leave the gap between myself and the tool for the next observation

? Classifying inconsistencies into three types: leaving the gap between myself and the tool for the next observation

Good evening!

This is Masashi^^

Today I’m writing for people who, every time their judgment differs from what’s displayed, end up thinking there’s a different cause and finishing there.

Even if the inconsistency looks the same, there are differences in the range you were looking at, in the waiting time for a reaction, and in the amount of risk you’re willing to accept.

Differences in judgment are valuable to classify before correctness. Rather than the amount of knowledge, we narrow the checks used in this moment on this scene.

By dividing inconsistencies into three types, you can only search for recurring oversights. Let’s make the short phrase “record the inconsistency” the standard for today.

? When to use “Record the inconsistency”

If you break down the scene, even though it looks like the same inconsistency, there are differences in the range you looked at, the waiting time for a reaction, and the acceptable level of risk.

Differences in judgment are valuable to classify before correctness. If you skip this sense of doubt, conclusions tend to be decided first.

What you especially want to avoid is writing only the fact that “there was a difference” and closing the record without separating which type of difference it was.

From the perspective of “record the inconsistency,” do not return any explanations created after the fact to the material for judging before ordering.

Inconsistencies are not about right or wrong judgments; they’re material to classify recurring oversights.

This time’s starting point is: if you cannot categorize into any of the three types, do not push to answer and leave it unclassified.

⚠ Movements to Avoid when “Recording the Inconsistency”

The easiest thing to revert to is to write only that there was a difference and close the record without classifying which type of difference it was.

In the records for “record the inconsistency,” do not fix everything at once; for this difference, only look at where it originated: scope, time, or risk.

What you fix is not the result but the previous consideration: whether the same classified inconsistency has appeared two times or more in the most recent seven days.

If you classify the inconsistency into three types and leave the number of times you found repeating differences under the same standard, you won’t carry over a judgment that happened to save you this time to the next time.

In the reflection on “record the inconsistency,” do not break the checks that were kept by one result.

Changes for “record the inconsistency” are one at a time. Compare again next week in the same scene.

✅ Three checks when using “Record the inconsistency”

First, verify where this difference originated: the scope, time, or risk.

Next, put into one sentence in your own words whether the same category of inconsistency appeared at least twice in the last seven days.

Finally, if you cannot categorize it into any of the three, decide to leave it unclassified rather than forcing an answer.

To implement “record the inconsistency,” if any of the three is blank, close that scene.

When using “record the inconsistency,” put the reasons for adoption into words before listing the criteria to leave out.

? Where the difference this time came from: a point to observe range, time, and risk

The first thing to revert to in this scene is the idea that inconsistency is not a right-or-wrong judgment, but material to classify recurring oversights.

Dividing into three types helps you search only for recurring oversights. Do not try to dispel haste; reduce the items you check.

First, this time’s difference comes from which of range, time, or risk it originated in.

Second, whether the same category of inconsistency appeared at least twice in the last seven days.

If even using “record the inconsistency” as a standard does not connect the checks, you may leave the conclusion that you don’t know.

To implement “record the inconsistency,” place conditions that stop judgment before relying on emotions.

? How to use GOLDEN LINE Sniper AI to “Record the Inconsistency”

Save the display of GOLDEN LINE Sniper AI as a reference, and look for the kinds of oversights you repeat.

In scenes where you use “record the inconsistency,” shift from counting how many times you carry the product to reproducing the confirmations.

From a state where you progress for different reasons each time, if you cannot categorize into any of the three, change to a state where you leave it unclassified rather than forcing an answer.

Therefore, for those who end up thinking each time that there’s a different cause when their judgment differs from the display, you need to decide the use case before the function name.

To implement “record the inconsistency,” GOLDEN LINE Sniper AI is used not to substitute answers but to keep confirmations from getting scattered.

Not seeking a single correct answer each time, but waiting on judgments until you can see a difference common to multiple occurrences

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? Practice to do in one week

The first task is to divide a week's inconsistencies into three columns, and review only the screens that gathered in the same column over the weekend.

To implement “record the inconsistency,” prioritize whether you could reproduce the same confirmation over profit or frequency.

The main metric to record is the number of times you could classify the inconsistency into three types and find repeating differences.

If you leave out days you couldn’t complete, you’ll see the place to use the product when someone ends up thinking there’s a different cause every time their judgment differs from the display.

The one-week trial of “record the inconsistency” counts only the times you could classify into three types and find repeating differences.

Practice of “record the inconsistency” is not increased; compare the same single item for seven days.

? People who can base decisions on “record the inconsistency”

Those who tend to end up thinking there’s a different cause each time their judgment differs from the display will benefit.

The decision to use “record the inconsistency” is not to abandon judgment but to use it in the same order.

On the other hand, not rushing judgments until a difference common to multiple occurrences appears.

GOLDEN LINE Sniper AI does not guarantee profit, and if you cannot categorize into any of the three, it is not a product that creates a reason to leave it unclassified.

People who can decide what scenes not to use will be able to use the product in a realistic way.

Practice of “record the inconsistency” should be checked for misalignment with judgment in demos or with small conditions.

? Summary: Record the Inconsistency

What I wanted to convey this time is that inconsistency is not a right-wrong judgment but material to classify recurring oversights.

First, determine where this difference originated: range, time, or risk.

Next, whether the same category of inconsistency appeared at least twice in the last seven days.

And if it cannot be categorized into any of the three, leave it unclassified rather than forcing an answer; skip that one instance.

Starting tomorrow, try dividing a week’s inconsistencies into three columns and review only the screens gathered in the same column on the weekend.

If you can classify inconsistencies into three types and keep track of the number of times you found repeating differences, you’ll see evidence that your own judgment has changed beyond just wins or losses.

If you’re someone who ends up thinking there’s a different cause every time your judgment differs from the display, please check the content and usage of GOLDEN LINE Sniper AI^^

Record the inconsistency. Leave this one single item for the next scene.

Pre-purchase check: Do not rush to judgment until you can see a difference common to multiple occurrences. See if it fits the role you’re seeking.

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Thank you as always for reading^^