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Yeah, the mechanic profits off of me not knowing my engine, and I profit off of him not knowing his computer, and in the end we all get along. The pharma co is
by PostOnce 10y ago
Yeah, the mechanic profits off of me not knowing my engine, and I profit off of him not knowing his computer, and in the end we all get along.
The pharma co is taking advantage of me because I don't know enough chemistry to mix that stuff up at home? Their profits are through the roof!
At some point you have to concede that one man with one life can't know everything, and focus on learning what you care about.
You can be a jack of all trades and master of none, in other words.
- thinline 10y agoMaybe you didn't read the whole article to get Stephen's point that the Wolfram Language allows you to experiment with a very, very wide variety of subjects without requiring deep expertise (but of course allowing for that as well). So your point is quite valid, one person can't hope to know everything. This is why it's great to find a tool that allows you to dive deeper into the things you do care about.