> but it is far far more important that all human beings >learn to interact with the natural environment and >understand the basics of food, water and shelter.”

> but it is far far more important that all human beings >learn to interact with the natural environment and >understand the basics of food, water and shelter.” This part is my biggest take away from the post. that learn to interact with the natural environment and figure out how to create(nay, refactor/engineer/discover a better word here??) food/water/shelter from it is a hard,important and makes for a more interesting* educational goal than solving math problems or puzzles. *-- I said interesting, but i would bet that it's probably better in terms of creating a (net total) productive society(x years of education later) Disclaimer: I hadn't heard of code.org before now and i live in India.