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>> No one knows the right answer Hmmmm. Be careful about this. Lots of people do know the right answer. Youth energy and enthusiasm count for a lot, especiall
by tenbino 6y ago
>> No one knows the right answer
Hmmmm. Be careful about this. Lots of people do know the right answer.
Youth energy and enthusiasm count for a lot, especially backin the earliest days of computing like when bill gates got started. That was because adults knew very little.
> Experience is only loosely correlated with age
These days age and experience count for a lot. Lots of older people have incredibly valuable answers to common challenges in competing and business.
- 1DRACOSEA8 6y agoThe container revolution that I witnessed made half of my co workers obsolete quicker than you can say JDBC ORACLE EAT MY SHORTS EAT MY SHORTS OBSOLETE DOUBLY
- parasubvert 6y agoThere is a pretty good book called “the Death or Expertise” that discusses the broad trend towards people with little specialized knowledge feeling they can learn a domain quickly and know more than experts. So many problems we have in society seem to be caused by this mass weaponized Dunning-Kruger effect.
- derivagral 6y agoI personally view this as less DK and more just removing fences[1] until the externalizations blow up. By then you've probably moved on or can divert some profit to putting the fences back. [1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Chesterton%27s_fence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Chesterton%27s_fence