Comment by IsTom
2 months ago
To be able to propose interesting conjectures you need to walk the walk of trying to prove things yourself. That's not great for future generations.
2 months ago
To be able to propose interesting conjectures you need to walk the walk of trying to prove things yourself. That's not great for future generations.
It is the same with anything technical; you need taste and wisdom, which are borne of experience. I think society will want to subsidize this learning lest it deskills en masse.
But we can't have that experience when we deem the experience acquisition as sub-optimal to the grand scheme of things, which is to produce software.
It would be nice, but I don't have much hope as it doesn't help next quarter's profits.
Isn't it same argument for every tool we've created?