Corey Knowles

Right.

Yeah.

Or 10 years ago.

And so like, well, it means it's evolving, but like you still, you should still definitely be learning.

Yeah, I mean, that I think I agree with in the sense that I think that, well, some people are great at just like reading textbooks and learning.

I am personally someone who is a little bit in between, but I learn best when I just have a problem that I want to solve and I like get all my knowledge just in time.

I'm like a little bit outside my comfort zone and what I know.

That's the best way for me.

And I think that like there are many places where that is hard.

I studied both mechanical engineering and computer science in university.

And if you want to do mechanical engineering stuff, you need a machine shop.

You need all this stuff.

It's really hard.

And then the machine shop is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.

So you need instruction.

It's hard to just start doing things.

There's a little bit more of a boundary.

Whereas now with software, it's always been really easy to start doing things.

And with AI, it's even easier to start doing things.

And so I think that that is a real like amazing progress for people who learn by doing.