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Let's not forget one thing. Computer Science can be extremely boring for many young people. It's a man made science(meaning it's different than, let's say, b

Let's not forget one thing. Computer Science can be extremely boring for many young people. It's a man made science(meaning it's different than, let's say, biology.) As a younger lad, I couldn't imagine having to spend my working life in front of a computer screen. These are just my observations, and yes--some of you will have jobs for life. In all honesty, I don't love computers, or even the Internet. I was forced to get involved in the Computer economy. Actually, I'm going to turn off all my screens for awhile, and try to enjoy the rest of this day---outside--scary kinda? What happened to me?

shubb 13y ago
Heh, programming is very much about living in your imagination. I love reading, especially long series of novels. When the last book is finished, and that world vanishes before my eyes, it leaves an emptiness for days. Like reading a book transports me away from my dull seat on a long plane journey, it doesn't matter that you are sat in the same place every day. The point is that there is always a fresh problem, or that you can see the new thing you want to build in your minds eye, if only you could just figure out how to do it. So maybe teenage you wouldn't understand. Did he really understand why you might want to stay with the same woman for ever (or why you didn't)? Or that your dad is okay really, but he isn't there for ever? Teenagers don't get a lot of things. Teenage me was dreadful. If I don't impress him, I'm probably doing okay.