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The analogy of babbling includes hardware! As a child I remember saving dead alkaline batteries and making big circles on the carpeted floor of my room with them, trying to make circuits happen (-- somehow?). An adult would almost never allow themselves that kind of experiment.
(It was pretty aspirational, too until the one day I completed the circuit with less-than-dead batteries and tried to use an un-bent paperclip to complete the loop - which briefly turned red-hot between my fingertips.)
A separate line of thought here is that I often pursue learning hobbies, and am often asked if the things I am learning are "hard" to learn which feels like a .. hard question to answer. I've never found difficult the things I felt enthusiasm for - and it must vary by person.
Things take time to pick up — which is different than that thing being arduous.
I have found that the quality of learning has almost always diminished my sense of the passage of time. Something might take quite a while to attain basic mastery of, but with enthusiasm to learn that thing, it hardly seems accurate to say they were hard at all.
I will probably continue to wonder what it means for something to be "hard" to learn, but I presently think that most things that are said to be such, are just things that take some enthusiasm and time.
First Star Simpson Problems
"Oh shit, it worked"
I can still remember looking at the melted line it put onto my tiny kid fingertips.
story you have from your early childhood.
Mine is when my mom told me not to touch the electric stove when it was red, because that meant it was hot, so I made direct eye contact with her and slapped my hand down on the stove top.This brings me back to dismantling electronics as a teen and learning that just because you unplugged something, doesn't mean it won't give you a nasty shock.
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