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What if the aim is to solve problems that have never been solved before? In which case, you don't know which tools you will need before. You are stuck just lear
by ambicapter 8y ago
What if the aim is to solve problems that have never been solved before? In which case, you don't know which tools you will need before. You are stuck just learning a bunch of tools and hoping you learned the correct ones.
That's how life is. Some (most) times you don't know what tools you will need in the future.
- kian 8y agoAll tools were created to solve at least one problem. Explaining what that problem is, and how the tool is useful for solving it, goes a long way towards making it easy to figure out the abstract template of tool application. Going a step further and explicitly explaining why the tool works and when it doesn't is the marrow of an actual education that can be used out of context.