[lwouis]

Working harder at something will create better outcomes. There is a lot to think about, mitigate, deal with. The more time you put on something, the better the results.

For example, your crops are getting attacked by insects. It's exogenous yet if you wake up in the night to come out and kill them, you'll save more crops.

[badlucklottery]

> The more time you put on something, the better the results.

You'll rarely get worse results but it doesn't guarantee better results.

Which is exactly the sort of calculus that leads to people pushing so hard they actually do get worse results. See also: crunch culture.

[Freedom2]

> The more time you put on something, the better the results.

So if I manually do a task rather an automate it, my results will be better?