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Agreed, hands-on experience does not equate to understanding. Should architects necessarily be skilled bricklayers, etc? Let alone housing-policy advisors. A
by jacknews 8y ago
Agreed, hands-on experience does not equate to understanding.
Should architects necessarily be skilled bricklayers, etc? Let alone housing-policy advisors.
And as others have pointed out, politicians are not known to be the most careful users of computers, so perhaps he is rather wise to abstain.
- Kaveren 8y agoFor the architect metaphor to work out he'd need to be a programmer, which I doubt because he'd likely mention that if he was. Also hard to be a programmer if you've never used a computer.
- aquadrop 8y agoWhat he's saying applying to architect is "Never been in the building" For finance minster: "What's a bank?" For science minister: "I don't need to be able to read, staff can read for me" For healthcare minister: "Homeopathy all the way, forget everything else".