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The proportion of technical degrees in members of every university mountaineering club I've ever been in/met has always been ridiculously high. The same seems t
by kirrent 10y ago
The proportion of technical degrees in members of every university mountaineering club I've ever been in/met has always been ridiculously high. The same seems to be also true for climbers/cavers/ski-mo people I've met outside of uni. I think you're right that there must be something in the mind set that encourages those sorts of pursuit. I've always put it down to a combination of preferring individual pursuits over team sports and a love of discovery.
Heaps of these people love their Subarus so it might be less of the case that hackers love the car and more that hackers love getting outdoors and therefore love the car. I know I love mine.
- bobsil1 10y agoAlso pilots: highly technical people are confident they can handle it without dying.
- sndean 10y ago> preferring individual pursuits over team sports I've noticed that too with running/cycling. Even as far back as high school, it always seemed like the kids stronger in science/math did cross country and track in higher proportions compared to other sports.