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He is wrong. It is an infantile view on learning which assumes that your first contact with an area of knowledge creates a lifelong habit that can't be improved
by glimshe 3y ago
He is wrong. It is an infantile view on learning which assumes that your first contact with an area of knowledge creates a lifelong habit that can't be improved with further learning. I started programming with BASIC and easily switched to C, Pascal etc without a trace of BASIC's programming practices.
- Brian_K_White 3y agoWhat's wrong is taking an outlandish hyperbolic conversation-starter premis so literally.
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