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To be fair, the first three paragraphs didn't have anything to do with the author's point. They just kept talking about all the wonderful thigs he's capable of
by dylangs1030 13y ago
To be fair, the first three paragraphs didn't have anything to do with the author's point. They just kept talking about all the wonderful thigs he's capable of doing even if he's not qualified for them.
I would have rather had a more fleshed out point about people and a sentence about how the author is a problem solver than so much about what he can do and then some stuff about other people.
- angersock 13y agoThe purpose of the opening is to illustrate that technical problems are tractable and that even without the necessary first-hand experience the general methods of problem solving remain fruitful. I didn't take it as the author bragging--rather, the author was attempting tho show that even these supposedly impossible and ungainly issues can fall to properly-applied methodologies; in short, that technical problems are never hopeless regardless of how outgunned you might think you are at the start.