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Actual logical thinking doesn't come naturally to anyone. Look at symbolic logic classes in Universities and how much people struggle with that. You only get go
by notus 8y ago
Actual logical thinking doesn't come naturally to anyone. Look at symbolic logic classes in Universities and how much people struggle with that. You only get good at it by doing it a lot and banging your head against the wall sometimes. Most people would do just fine with programming if you frame it the right way for them. We are already used to working within constraints.
- awakeasleep 8y agoMy theory is that we have a personality dimension related to "tolerance for being wrong" In 'real life' we're ultra careful about implying, let alone proving people are wrong. Considered by most to be highly insulting! And showing someone they're wrong is often interpreted as disrespectful. On the receiving side, it's common to hate the feeling of being wrong and deny reality itself when the feeling comes around. All of these common cultural assumptions and potentially biological traits are deeply at odds with programming.