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Completely wrong. Every skill, no matter how useless, generalizes. Competitive team games are the best examples. Playing them well requires internalizing the c
by Mawr 3y ago
Completely wrong. Every skill, no matter how useless, generalizes.
Competitive team games are the best examples. Playing them well requires internalizing the concepts of probability, teamwork, mindset, efficiency, dealing with failure, etc.
Those skills come quite in handy because life is a game. It's especially obvious when looking at human-created systems like capitalism and jobs.
- Mawr 3y ago(self-correction) "Completely wrong" is too harsh. What I said only holds true when a player puts in the effort to get good at a game. Mindlessly playing Cookie Clicker while commuting will not yield many benefits.