Is Theory Useless Without Practice?

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The discussion highlights a common phenomenon among users on a platform referred to as PF, where constant engagement leads to feelings of hunger. It contrasts two theories regarding knowledge and effectiveness: one suggests that having extensive knowledge leads to a lack of practical results, while the other posits that practical methods yield results regardless of understanding why they work. The conversation emphasizes the idea that while individuals may possess some effective strategies, these strategies are often not original to them.
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I know why! Because everybody is always on PF!
 
I am hungry whenever I am on PF.
Theory=Know everything and nothing works ?
Practice=Everything works and no one knows why ?

:biggrin: I know some things and they all work but they are not created by me :biggrin:
 
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