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So you're actually proving the point: you weren't born with this burning desire, you didn't learn it in college or high school or (as burning desire would indic
by Vivtek 14y ago
So you're actually proving the point: you weren't born with this burning desire, you didn't learn it in college or high school or (as burning desire would indicate) when you were twelve - you waited until now, and were perfectly capable of learning it once your motivations changed.
As they do, as time passes. Anybody out of their 20s will know that.
- alexkus 14y agoI had a desire to study it since I was young. I excelled at both Comp Sci and Maths during school[1]. Studied both all the way prior to University and then had to pick one (I didn't want to do a joint degree as I wanted to study one in depth rather than two partially). A Comp Sci degree was going to be a bigger advantage for the kind of job I was looking for and so that won. The desire to study Maths has always been there, it's just taken a while since leaving University until I was in a position where I had the time/money to study it in my spare time. [1] First computer was a ZX81 when I was just 5 years' old.