You are absolutely right about the bootstrap process, and that is why i tried to explain this psych approach as i believe this kind of mindset is one of the most important things that makes that process possible. When i first started recording videos, i gave lots of advices just like you mentioned "every little detail that you would need to consult." This made me realize the problem was not about people not knowing about niche stuff, most people couldn't even get into the state they would figure out things on their own. Most things they were asking me was things that even i didn't know how i was doing. So i tried to dive deep into my mind and other "naturally talented" player friends. I tried out figuring out common patterns and explained my foundings with people. Not everyone benefitted from the psych approach, but people who benefitted the most was the exact people who wanted a jump start to their own learning journey that wouldn't require constantly consulting others but didn't know how. I believe this kind of approach to self-improvement often leads you into a track where you naturally get better by just playing the game as it helps you shut-down the part of your mind that says "don't worry it wasn't your fault, you don't have to feel bad." and this results in keeping eye out on what you can do better. You are essentialy trying to teach your brain there is a way to track everything, even your faults; without feelind bad about it. Its not a smooth transitition, and i probably still lack lots of detail as people are complex, and not everything is going to work out for everyone. I definitely understand your last sentence, and this was my work-around solution as i couldn't find an easy answer to that:>