In life, some of the biggest breakthroughs often came not through methodical planning, but through sudden, spur-of-the-moment moments of clarity—and Leo was no exception.
Up until now, with no real metrics to track or measure the progress of [Parallel Processing], he often found himself lost, unsure of where exactly he stood with the skill, which bothered him deeply.
That was, until one afternoon during training, a flicker of insight hit him suddenly like an unexpected flash of understanding, allowing him to finally grasp the fundamental difference between different mastery levels of skills, that was beyond the textbook definitions he had memorized.
He had always known the standard breakdown:
Just learning how to perform a move was considered (Basic) mastery.
If you could activate it in under 0.75 seconds, it became (Intermediate) mastery.
Under 0.3 seconds, and it was (Advanced) mastery.
