The concept here is appealing. I see it in two ways:

1. The process of learning any new game (where many of the awkward missteps either too brief or erased by fail-states in most) but here the consequences are largely permanent, leaving one with a smudgily indelible history of that process.

2. The infant process of trying different things, then repeating the ones you like. And sometimes accidentally repeating ones you don’t. And a mess accretes, of course.