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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... For me, personally, that's just not good enough. As long as I don't understand how something works, I always feel like there's something missing.
Give me something and tell me to use it, and have me find real value in using it, and my first impulse is ALWAYS going to be, "Wow, that's really cool. I wonder how xyz works, or how this part works, or how it does blah...."
I'll even set reminders on my phone go get online and do some research when I get time.
Hell, I'm the kind of guy who stands behind the person installing my solar or fixing my geyser pump watching intently and incessantly asking questions.
It's the only way I know how to be. It's my reality.
Maybe the fact that both my parents were teachers (my dad a high-school electrical teacher, no less) has a lot to do with that, because that's how they were too. :-)
Give me something and tell me to use it, and have me find real value in using it, and my first impulse is ALWAYS going to be, "Wow, that's really cool. I wonder how xyz works, or how this part works, or how it does blah...."
I'll even set reminders on my phone go get online and do some research when I get time.
Hell, I'm the kind of guy who stands behind the person installing my solar or fixing my geyser pump watching intently and incessantly asking questions.
It's the only way I know how to be. It's my reality.
Maybe the fact that both my parents were teachers (my dad a high-school electrical teacher, no less) has a lot to do with that, because that's how they were too. :-)
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