re: So, because it's Groundhog Day;

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I was shocked when I learned that. There are other estimates, but 10 is the lowest reasonable number for Murray to accomplish all of his tasks

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Just look at the Brinks heist - his complete awareness of the environment, "Gust of wind", implies dozens if not hundreds of repetitions of that one act. Mastering the piano from nothing, as a adult, assuming he dedicates whole slices of time during the period is at least a couple of years. Now, he could be multi-tasking (playing the piano 3 or 4 hours a day, every day, pulling the heist every day) and he certainly was selecting certain critical tasks to do every day - saving the kid, attempting to save the old man, etc., but still - 10 years is probably the lowest I would set.

But, in that environment, is the passage of time really significant, or is it the metahporical "journey" versus "destination"?