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by unexistance 10y ago
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“Younger people are just smarter.” - Mark
not wiser :D
My view is you need to be smart for the short-term solution / problem & unencumbered by obsolete boundaries / limit.
You need to be wise for the long-term stuff since it's human nature to repeat the same mistakes & not learning from it
p/s: I'm young
- bootload 10y ago"“Younger people are just smarter.” - Mark /n not wiser :D" When I read statements like that I think, 'optimised' for the given problem(s) at hand. Problems change over time.
- unexistance 10y agoand yet they're actually stay the same https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12503764 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12503764 > the ability to build long term pattern recognition of technology business cycles, the "all is old is new again"
- gaius 10y agoImagine if he had said white people, or straight people, he would have been torn apart, but he got away with blatant prejudice and no-one batted an eyelid. That's the culture we have to change.
- 3chelon 10y agoHere in the UK they spent the last 25 years dumbing down the education system so that A grades are now average and fully half the population get a university degree. Surely that can only serve to reinforce the impression of young people that they're smarter than older generations?