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Who is we? At best you can say that the school system and large bureaucracies don't value these skills. Certainly Apple and the British empire value Ive's contr
by fleitz 15y ago
Who is we? At best you can say that the school system and large bureaucracies don't value these skills. Certainly Apple and the British empire value Ive's contribution to design immensely.
The Tony Starks of the world are not meant to be low level grunts, keep in mind that the school system is designed to produce interchangeable parts to work in large manufacturing and bureaucratic organizations such as fortune 100s, the government and the military. The levels of leaders who self select out is acceptable and therefore the system will not be changed.
The school system is not for the betterment of the people who go through it; it is for the benefit of the owners. It's not a bug that our school system produces learned helplessness it's a feature.
- Arcanum-XIII 15y agoSpatial intelligence is not always related to design things. I'm way more at ease with spatial concept, and in direct way with structure, than with word and number. But I can translate all my mental image into words and numbers, albeit not perfectly — this give me the ability to program, learn new things pretty fast, manipulate mathematics... the hard part is going back to the world of symbol.