I completely agree with you and dasil003 about there being a better dichotomy than material vs. tool. I was making an attempt to organize my thoughts in a struc

I completely agree with you and dasil003 about there being a better dichotomy than material vs. tool. I was making an attempt to organize my thoughts in a structured way so I could better understand my own learning process. Too often I come across articles that say DO NOT USE X or YOU MUST USE Y. I can't use node.js, clojure, erlang, web sockets, and seaside while doing AOP, 10 must todos for startups, and learn what convertible notes mean. I come here everyday and I learn more about what I still don't know than I can keep up with. So I try to absorb what I can and write my understand of it all. The module paper looks brilliant, partly why I love compsci - in 1970s they were writing about what I am slowly learning now. Thanks for the wonderful feedback.