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Pretty much. Thinking from different planes of knowledge and connecting them, recognising, applying and folding over abstractions and patterns. Imagine if your
by thecupisblue 7y ago
Pretty much. Thinking from different planes of knowledge and connecting them, recognising, applying and folding over abstractions and patterns. Imagine if your knowledge of software development was a tree, and imagine if your knowledge of design was another tree and you had one for hardware, biology, music, math, physics. And a lot of times contain the same patterns and abstractions, so you can recognise them and apply them where you see fit instead of just using them from one tree only, so that gives you a lot of mental models on how things work. That turns out well in abstract stuff and thinking in complex systems, especially when you need optimisation thinking like a CPU designer would need.
- partyboat1586 7y agoInteresting. So how does this make them bad at school?
- thecupisblue 7y agoLack of focus on the class, boredom, lack of will to obey rules and instructions, punishment instead of rewards (for example, bad grade on a math test because they did it in their head instead of writing down the whole process) for different behaviour and many more