Same loop, one hidden catch: the motor is wired backwards, so your commanded +v actually moves -v. The natural hand rule -- a positive gain that steers toward the error -- now drives the wrong way and never arrives. Instead of guessing, LEARN the think block: fill in a reward that prefers reaching closer and faster, and a search over gains finds the negative gain that quietly undoes the wiring. The graph never changed shape; one block's function is now learned.
Predict firstThe motor is wired backwards. Your hand rule uses a positive gain to steer toward the target. Does it reach?
A positive gain into an inverted motor drives away from the goal. Learning discovers the negative gain that fixes it.