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Edit: Well, I have to probably extend this to make it more understandable. ...that actually matters is diversity of thought. How does this person approach prob
by eveningcoffee 10y ago
Edit: Well, I have to probably extend this to make it more understandable.
...that actually matters is diversity of thought. How does this person approach problem solving differently?
I think that this is what the industry is after, kind of. It would at least make economical sense, I think. While the problem is interesting and important, it also looks to be hard to solve. But there seems to exists a heuristic, instead of trying to create an actual diversity of thought directly, create a diversity of thinkers in hope that diversity of thought will arise from it.
There is also a political aspect, as the field is felt as attractive and high paying then there exists political groups that try to take advantage of the situation, also this forum is oriented to the CS field, so we also hear more about this field here.
This comment does not try to address the real issue but a meta-issue - that is, why it is perceived that there is so much talk about the issue.