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Theoretically so, sure, but I've painted thousands of portraits and never used astronomy. And landscapes. Starry night skies. Know nothing about it. And I feel the theory of evolution, climate science and probability are extremely important - so we survive ourselves.
Not to mention that a *ton* of early scientists all used many of these optics devices. Kepler used camera obscuras. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Herschel … used a camera lucida. That leads into photography, optics, light, physics, and astronomy.
Sure, a lot of new science comes from unlikely places, but your education suggestion means those things wouldnt be used for science. They'd be used for art, and philosophy. A purpose shapes a tool a lot.
I think you must of missed the programming on the list because nobody thinks learning to code makes artists or philosophers, but it does train in logic and math and probably will have more impact on scientific thought and analysis than you think.
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