I've based my entire life around playing with stuff, more or less. I barely graduated high school because by junior/senior year it had become more difficult to

I've based my entire life around playing with stuff, more or less. I barely graduated high school because by junior/senior year it had become more difficult to get away with never opening a book to study for a test while paying little attention in class as well. In college this was largely the same, but I managed to learn a few study habits. I still don't recall an iota of what I learned via mechanical study, though. But I always aced the programming courses and could probably still write a few lines of x86 Assembly if my life depended on it. I vehemently refused to learn standard study habits necessary to excel in school, but it wasn't because of sheer laziness or something, I just knew that such a habit was by and large useless to actual learning. Now, what was the atomic mass of hydrogen again...