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Absolutely not. You get somebody trying to do B the A way. Not with a blank page. That's the problem.
by sametmax 10y ago
Absolutely not. You get somebody trying to do B the A way. Not with a blank page. That's the problem.
- 50CNT 10y agoBut isnt that also interesting? They either fail to do B the A way, or they realize what things from A are applicable to B. In the latter case, we may all benefit from this cross pollination.
- adrianN 10y agoYou don't get absolutely blank pages in any field, even now. Until somebody knows enough to contribute, they've been shaped tremendously by their teachers.