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I think you are mixing up causation and correlation here. Learning an instrument isn't going to make you a better programmer; applying pedological techniques y
by necheffa 6y ago
I think you are mixing up causation and correlation here.
Learning an instrument isn't going to make you a better programmer; applying pedological techniques you used to learn an instrument to learning programming might.
- iainctduncan 6y agoAh but did I say it would? Nope. I said musicians are often great programmers, and I said practicing music will help you master your attention. Whether you apply that to other areas is up to you. I would argue that learning to master your attention gives you the opportunity and a helpful foundation to improve better in all kinds of things, but believe me, I would never make the claim that there is instant and direct transference.