Re:ChatGPT, the Abacus, and Education
by agumonkey on Friday December 09, 2022 @04:45PM
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return of the sacred ?
some things in life are deeper, and I think the electronics/computing era was half pragmatism half 'what-if' and we reached the what-if, it's everywhere, it's near omnipotent.. the itched is scratched, and while it's cool, the impact is not all glorious, other factors (sometimes archaic ones) weigh in our societies (the current state says it all) and our lives.
but back to computing, that's why I'm aiming a lot more on some mathy topics, it has a longer life time, more poetry. That and cosmology like fields. There's something strangely peaceful about wondering about the universe.
ps: other fields of value: biology/medicine, pragmatic sociology (how to help groups living better), and agro/ecology.
some things in life are deeper, and I think the electronics/computing era was half pragmatism half 'what-if' and we reached the what-if, it's everywhere, it's near omnipotent.. the itched is scratched, and while it's cool, the impact is not all glorious, other factors (sometimes archaic ones) weigh in our societies (the current state says it all) and our lives.
but back to computing, that's why I'm aiming a lot more on some mathy topics, it has a longer life time, more poetry. That and cosmology like fields. There's something strangely peaceful about wondering about the universe.
ps: other fields of value: biology/medicine, pragmatic sociology (how to help groups living better), and agro/ecology.