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I understand that, but it's reasonable to suspect that for a significant number of #2s, #1 is the initial motivating factor that got them learning. We see this
by vox_mollis 10y ago
I understand that, but it's reasonable to suspect that for a significant number of #2s, #1 is the initial motivating factor that got them learning.
We see this all the time in software development, where excellent engineers are borne of trying to build a video game at age x, where x is a relatively low number.
Similarly, there's no reason that someone initially motivated to eradicate "evil" can't become a great security mind, and I suspect Moxie and many like him are of this ilk.
- tptacek 10y agoAgain: you're rebutting me as if my argument was that anyone who believed in "good" and "evil" was a #1. That's not my definition of a #1.