Re:Bicycles from Sketches (2016)
by reitanqild on Friday June 12, 2020 @09:16AM
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You are heavily punished for this comment but instead of giving you another flag or downvote I hope there is a learning opportunity here:
Think if you met someone who said any of these things while you were listening:
- There are adults who cannot fish!
- There are adults who cannot swim!
- There are adults who cannot milk a cow if their life depends on it!
- There are adults who cannot tell you 6 teams from premier league
- There are adults who cannot tell you the rules of baseball, basketball, football
- There are adults who cannot say even half of the American states or capitals
- There are adults who cannot tell you which countries are members of the European Union
- There are adults who cannot drive a car
- etc
It is frightening!
Or not. We are just different. And for the record, more than two of the bullet points above covers me, a highly successful software engineer :-)
Not everyone has the same skillset, the same background etc.
Once we learn to respect others for what they are not for what they are not, we can make progress.
I recommend you edit it and I'll try to delete or empty my comment afterwards :-)
Edit: I see two hours have passed now so it is too late anyway. My advice still stands for another time: People can be excellent in most areas of live and still struggle mightily in others, at least that is my understanding.
Think if you met someone who said any of these things while you were listening:
- There are adults who cannot fish!
- There are adults who cannot swim!
- There are adults who cannot milk a cow if their life depends on it!
- There are adults who cannot tell you 6 teams from premier league
- There are adults who cannot tell you the rules of baseball, basketball, football
- There are adults who cannot say even half of the American states or capitals
- There are adults who cannot tell you which countries are members of the European Union
- There are adults who cannot drive a car
- etc
It is frightening!
Or not. We are just different. And for the record, more than two of the bullet points above covers me, a highly successful software engineer :-)
Not everyone has the same skillset, the same background etc.
Once we learn to respect others for what they are not for what they are not, we can make progress.
I recommend you edit it and I'll try to delete or empty my comment afterwards :-)
Edit: I see two hours have passed now so it is too late anyway. My advice still stands for another time: People can be excellent in most areas of live and still struggle mightily in others, at least that is my understanding.