https://www.rooshv.com/how-many-notches-is-enough

I stumbled across this old roosh blog post and found it quite interesting. As a guy nearing a double digit n-count, I don't feel very experienced in general. I sometimes hear about how you shouldn't care about notch count and that it shouldn't be a focus. Obviously no one should make a high notch count their life goal, but reaching a minimum might matter.

I think in this blog post he brings up a very good point. If someone has a notch count of 2, his advice will probably be less knowledgeable than someone with 40. Taking ego out of the equation, if one were to attain a notch count to be able to navigate the SMP, what would that notch count be? What kind of notches would they be? ONS or plates?

Now, if someone has plans to spin plates till the grave, this thought process might be worthless. But I think for someone who would consider LTRs in the future, this could be solid advice about their experience and would help them in their endeavors.

I bring this up because although the post itself is an interesting subject, I was wondering what others thought about his post. His post is also 8 years old, maybe minimum notch count for experience has increased, or times have changed beyond that.