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Chemistry? yeah, that should have training. Straight Razor? probably should have training. The other three? that's mostly practice. So why 1500 hours of train
by chipsa 4y ago
Chemistry? yeah, that should have training.
Straight Razor? probably should have training.
The other three? that's mostly practice. So why 1500 hours of training, and not like, 160, and have the rest be on the job?
- withinboredom 4y agoDo you really need an answer? Go get your haircut for free at a school where people are training. ;) They’re pretty good for the price. You can only cut someone’s hair about once every six weeks, and you can’t undo a mistake. That person has to walk around with your mistake for weeks. — my wife
- quesera 4y agoIt's a reasonable argument, for a certain level of training at least. But as a counterpoint, it looks like getting a tattoo artist license in Rhode Island requires only a health test and a few hundred dollars.
- withinboredom 4y agoWhy the downvotes? I guess I'll tell my wife to get her own account /s
- syndacks 4y agoBecause a lot of people on HN are unable to process sarcasm, social nuance, and many other forms of non mathematical type thinking.
- R0b0t1 4y agoNot that much training. You could teach people the basics and the why/why not in a lot less time.