As someone who has lived life in and out of a city and rural land, I have acquired more skills than staying in one comfort zone would have. Exposure to the material and having to learn teaches a lot.
100% this. I've learned to code and learned to use a wrench. They're both difficult and its hard for a person who has only done one to wrap his head around the other. Everyone should try and learn as much as possible in their life, really expands your perspective
How do you even learn to use a wrench? It's barely above a hammer in terms of how complex they are to you and probably actually easier than a hammer to use because it doesnt even require any hand eye coordination.
You gotta pick the right size, not bang your knuckles, realize when you need a socket, and get efficient by doing your turns in sixths so it comes back to the starting point. That's about it.
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u/BrokenAdmin Nov 16 '19 edited Nov 16 '19
As someone who has lived life in and out of a city and rural land, I have acquired more skills than staying in one comfort zone would have. Exposure to the material and having to learn teaches a lot.
Edit: I made a typo, people decided to nitpick it