This quote resonates with me > I am old enough to have been taught, in my teenage years, to write computer code in physical addresses, that is, sequences of ze

This quote resonates with me > I am old enough to have been taught, in my teenage years, to write computer code in physical addresses, that is, sequences of zeroes and ones, each sequence referring to a particular memory cell in the computer. My colleague, an IT expert, told me recently that he and people who work for him passed in their lives through 6 changes of paradigms of computer programming. In many walks of life, to have a happy and satisfying professional career, one has to be future-proof by being able to re-learn the craft, to change his/her way of thinking. How can this skill of changing one’s way of thinking be acquired and nurtured? At school level—mostly by learning mathematics.