Here's a thought worth exploring: prompting is basically programming.

Sure, if you could code faster, you'd move mountains. But there's an interesting flip side—what if you could prompt faster and verify faster instead? That's where things get tricky.

The speed of iteration matters, obviously. But here's the catch: verification is the real bottleneck. It's easy to fire off prompts. Actually checking if they work? That's the hard part. That's what separates the people who just experiment from the ones who actually ship something meaningful.

So maybe the real skill isn't about being a faster typer. It's about being a faster validator.