Can You Control Yourself as Precisely as a Robot?

(One evening)

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I had a plan, but I ignored every alarm and reminder on my phone again.

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Why doesn’t my own body do what I tell it to? If I could control myself like a robot, I would get so much more done.

Have you ever wished you could execute tasks with machine-like precision?

Robots Can Only Do What They Were Built For

Humans Are More Complex—Perfect Control Is Unrealistic

The uncomfortable truth is that we cannot control ourselves perfectly. Humans are vastly more complex than the robots we build. Simpler systems are easier to steer, which is why robots repeat precise motions all day long.

That Complexity Is Also an Opportunity

Because humans are not limited to predefined actions, we can improvise, notice new approaches, and avoid hidden risks—things a robot cannot do.

So How Do We Produce Better Results?

When we tackle a task, we often discover improvements or notice risks that force us to pivot. That flexibility is uniquely human.

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It is nice that humans can adapt, but it is still painful when I cannot make myself act.