Fully will back you up on this. One does not have to be a metallurgist to be the best welder. In fact, your metallurgist might get a bit too clever playing with

Fully will back you up on this. One does not have to be a metallurgist to be the best welder. In fact, your metallurgist might get a bit too clever playing with alloys when they need to focus more on getting the weld clean. It’s also really downplaying how much one can learn when they need it for an application - yes it’s true you have to know about something to go after learning it, but there’s nothing stopping someone picking up a book when they get stuck to learn about what they don’t yet know. Much of a CS course is nice to have knowledge for many programmers, and can be plenty beneficial. But a CS degree is there to show you theory not teach you how to program - the amount of people with degrees that are very poor at even basic programming is not as low as you’d think.