Tbh, neither of those tasks actually require much understanding to perform; the ability to google things, and a decent attention span is more than sufficient. B

Tbh, neither of those tasks actually require much understanding to perform; the ability to google things, and a decent attention span is more than sufficient. Both tasks have well guided tours, and you just can mostly get by just c&p'ing any errors into gooogle. However, I've met a lot of people, even in tech, who can't imagine using google for more than the simplest query, and refuse to read anything longer than a paragraph unless absolutely necessary. I'm currently of the opinion that the "tech-illiterate" mostly consist of those who almost actively don't want to have to solve the problem themselves. This is also enforced by the opinion that the majority of the "tech" hobby isn't difficult, and doesnt require much intelligence at all; its mostly manual labour, but on the computer.