how h o w HOW is this not the single most obvious feature of human cognitive development ever?
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Most people aren't capable of developing their baseline passions so that work=play. Worse now that internet exists with its effortless ability to suck attention. Outside discipline is needed by most. Agree with experimentation but bored + unhappy isn't great metric for kids
"Please provide literally any evidence," says the entire generation of kids-turned-adults who became programmers based on their largely discouraged interest in the internet
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https://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/975037425901748224 … I hope innate creativity + desire for mastery changes with such approaches, but this is tempered by the VAST majority of people I know who seem mostly uncreative. Of course if creativity IS very alterable this just speaks to the extent of problem. (1/2)
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Bigger obstacle I expect is that highly creative people find it difficult to mentally simulate someone who can literally be endlessly ensnared by consuming content on the internet. From things like Elsagate it seems like children are only more susceptible to this attention sucker
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