yes, F1 cars are vastly different, but the fundamental principals stay the same. Also, someone who works in car racing has likely a high interest in cars and knows a lot about them, even when it’s not directly relevant to the job. Similar to how a software developer likely knows how to set up a printer (or at least more likely than the average Joe) even though it’s absolutely not their job.
Similar to how a software developer likely knows how to set up a printer (or at least more likely than the average Joe) even though it’s absolutely not their job.
We don’t know how to setup a printer. We know how to google how to setup a printer. Big difference.
We don’t know how to setup a printer. We know how to google how to setup a printer. Big difference.
I mean, googling how to set up a printer is step 1 to setting up a printer.
Compared to 90% of people, you’re ahead of the curve.
Being able to look something up is a skill.
There was a very brief window of time where we had very powerful tools that, to some of us, made that task very easy. That time I think is passing.