Ask them the population of the US, GDP and the revenue of Walmart. It’ll trigger a lot of fintwit but they’ll be nowhere close
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Zooming out I think the problem is that everyone has their own idea of what should be “required knowledge” and they are all pretty different and in many cases non overlapping. For you it’s history and basic math, for someone else it’s literature or world geography or economics
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or auto mechanics or cooking or music or how to change a fuse. Probably you fall into the dead zone for what someone else considers essential knowledge, all this stuff is just really personal and subjective.
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So for me it doesn’t make much sense to judge someone else on what they do/don’t know esp if they are only 25, they will probably learn the important shit later. There’s a ton of stuff I didn’t know when I was 25 and tbh there’s a ton of stuff I don’t know now even though I
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I was talking to some humans yesterday and they didn't even know about the bot on OKEx that quotes 69,420 three levels off mid on the super cheap spot markets.
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99% of what people consider "required knowledge" happen to be what they themselves learned. People in
are often surprised that I haven't studied hanja/hanzi/kanji, the
character system that is the base for many E. Asian languages.
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