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I hope that at the very least his parents encourage him to participate in non-technical activities with kids his age, e.g. sports, musics, chess.
by constantcrying 3y ago
I hope that at the very least his parents encourage him to participate in non-technical activities with kids his age, e.g. sports, musics, chess.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoI hope he has a non technical life too. I just don't assume that he would enjoy that interaction with other 14 year-olds. If he is used to studying and now working with adults, he might find them childish, boring, and unrelatable.
- constantcrying 3y agoI have friends who have very different careers with very little technical expertise. Why can't he? The point is that he is not talking to them about engineering, but sports, videogames or music.
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- s1artibartfast 3y agoI agree with having diverse friends and non-technical interests. What I was reacting to is the idea that he should associate with other 14 year olds. It is possible that he would find their behavior juvenile, the way you or I would if we had to hang out with 14 year olds.