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1st of all, the automated pinsetter is not very old, it's WWII era invention. 2nd where I work, I can clearly see how the 50+ yo engineers think differently th
by Amygaz 8y ago
1st of all, the automated pinsetter is not very old, it's WWII era invention.
2nd where I work, I can clearly see how the 50+ yo engineers think differently than the 40+ yo, who also think differently than the rest.
So yes I don't think the 20-30 yo population would conceive of the pinsetter. I actually doubt they could even describe how the current one works. However the 50+ yo would not do anything else but that, and they could improvise one immediately.
It's a difference between being purpose built and efficient, vs need to thinker. The thinkering aimlessly stops at ~40 yo, when you figured you spent a fair amount of your life goofing around for no good reason (other than sex, money, and your social profile). At one point your realize than you might juts be able to leverage all your assets into something useful.
Okay that last bit was both utopia and off-topic, but it feels good...