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Well, considering being able to parallel park is a really insignificant part of being a good driver, and the biggest complaint I hear on the internet is people
by LordDragonfang 7y ago
Well, considering being able to parallel park is a really insignificant part of being a good driver, and the biggest complaint I hear on the internet is people apparently not knowing where the turn signal is on their car, perhaps people should be required to know more about the buttons on their car.
- ineedasername 7y agoAgreed! I can't think of many professional trades where you aren't required to know certain fundamentals just because there are higher level tools available. A trained cabinetry carpenter, for example, likely knows how to make a fancy cabinet door without a CNC router, even if that's how they mostly do their work. I'd venture a guess that statisticians could calculate variance, t-score, f-score, z-score, etc by hand. I'm not saying you can't be a productive professional without knowing lower-level fundamentals, though I don't think you legitimately lay claim to be an expert in the field without them.