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I read it with a different (epistemic) emphasis… I don't need to know the solution if I know how to solve it. I've never produced a chip before, but I know how
by turnsout 2y ago
I read it with a different (epistemic) emphasis… I don't need to know the solution if I know how to solve it. I've never produced a chip before, but I know how the problem has been solved by others. And therefore if I break it down, I could solve it myself.
It's also possible that he meant every problem in your domain. That would be slightly more reasonable, and something I could agree with.
- mandmandam 2y ago> I don't need to know the solution if I know how to solve it. That's how a modern school system ought to be designed, imo. There's so much wasted time, and so much unused potential. And if that involves rote-learning at times, fine, but can we at least make that smarter too?