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Sounds a lot like turning school into a workplace. Sometimes when you want to learn something new you dive in and try to hack something together. But when it’s
by nonethewiser 3y ago
Sounds a lot like turning school into a workplace.
Sometimes when you want to learn something new you dive in and try to hack something together. But when it’s sufficiently complicated or foreign you cant do that. You have to step back and study the underlying domain. That’s school. Its an incredible luxury to do that for 16 years of your life while producing nothing of value.
- HPsquared 3y agoSchool, as experienced by most people, is definitely not a luxury. It's closer to an ordeal.
- argiopetech 3y ago16 years of schooling is a luxury only if you're getting something out of it and are intending to go to college. Otherwise, it's a prison (for the upper levels, at minimum). If you're not inclined to book learning or find yourself in a poor quality institution, an apprenticeship in a workplace/industry relevant to your interests could easily be a better fit.