It isn’t all efficient test-driven trial-and-error learning. It has a lot of potential for breaking out of tradition because it is *bad* at tradition. Tradition is something youth settles into at 35 as it runs out of energy rather than locks on to at 19 after A/B testing of chaos
Hmm. Maybe. I think doerism is more recent and has more to do with ubiquitous access to the internet.
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I'd like to hear you flesh out the idea of "doerism" more. It made me think of things like: * Glorification of startups * Elevation of STEM over the humanities * Cynicism towards art and idealism about design * Skepticism towards party politics * General anti-instutionalism
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It’s in that family, but I don’t see it as primarily that stuff. That stuff is intellectual/ideological. GenZ doerism resists that kind of intellectualization. I’m mostly for all those things you’re against, as you know, but I’m pro-doerism by ideology rather than nurture.
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