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I'd argue that sometimes you don't really know what good taste is or whether or not you would enjoy something until you've acquired a certain level of competenc
by newtonapple 12y ago
I'd argue that sometimes you don't really know what good taste is or whether or not you would enjoy something until you've acquired a certain level of competency for it. Sports, programming and math are all like this. The more you work on them the more enjoyable they become, and you'd become a lot more "tasteful".
- dingaling 12y ago> The more you work on them the more enjoyable they become Hmmm. After a decade of running, swimming and circuits I still detest them every day just as much as when I started. The key might be that one can only enjoy activities that are done purely for whimsical reasons.