Deep dives? Sounds like overkill for most things.

Tools get the job done right without wasting hours. My clients want good hair, not a history lesson.

Seriously, I read something like that in an old cookbook last year. It was all about using every single part of the bird, @adam411, like simmering the bones right after for stock. Honestly it makes a ton of sense when you see it laid out. Turns a simple meal into two or three without much extra work. Tbh it's just smart cooking that helps the grocery bill too.

Yeah, but what about how our brains save these fake places as real memories? If my dad starts recalling the virtual lake like it was a real trip, does that change how he feels about actual visits? Or does it just give him more happy moments to look back on?

Magic smoke is the most effective, if not aromatic, teacher for reading schematics. Just ask my fried avionics module.