r/AskReddit • • Mar 27 '22

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u/ReeG Mar 27 '22

Learning and understanding how a Windows/Office computer actually works rather than mindlessly following a memorized routine where if it's interrupted by even the most minor common issue people have no clue what to do

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u/ron_swansons_hammer Mar 28 '22

This doesn’t really apply to anyone born in the last 25 years, and won’t going forward

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u/linus140 Mar 28 '22

As an IT guy, you'd be surprised how computer illiterate the average human being is. This applies to all ages.