What ideas or conclusions do you continue to hold, despite having later learned they are incorrect?
I’m just thinking about those smaller things, perhaps where the march of technology has made an old approach redundant, but your brain nonetheless holds on defiantly to the earlier information.
It could be stuff like shimmer reverb is bad, or side-chaining is cool. Or you should wait until your phone battery is almost entirely flat before charging. Maybe it’s a boardgame rule you grew up playing and only realised your error in adulthood, but you can’t unlearn it. Maybe it’s the 10-2 steering wheel position…
Mine is definitely the battery thing, despite knowing battery types, technology and charging controller sophistication have dramatically changed in the last 10 years.
What’s yours?