>be me the last 3 hours or so >want to learn to code, makes a start >read basics about bits and bytes >"hmm, how does the CPU determine what to do?" "what is a bit on more fundamental levels?" >Look up CPU architecture >read about voltage levels >"hmm what is electricity fundamentally?" >research photons and primary charge carriers >My brains starts doing all sorts of analogical gymnastics and i wind up thinking about how our brain/eyes works, if the universe is even real or how to create some exotic bio-technology that shapes reality itself arround us. >meanwhile, i haven't learned shit and i still can't write even a single line of code.
Fucking hell lads, i've had this problem my entire life. I can't focus on one specific thing because, for some reason, my mind always wants to know deeper specific fundamentals while also trying to understand the whole, all at the same time. I'm so fucking tired of this.
How do you guys manage to focus on one thing? How are you able to quell your quriosity and stay on course? Should i visit a psychologist or what?
you've spent too much time doing nothing and your brain hasn't connected any of your ideas together because you've been distracted
when you're done reassembling your brain you will probably be depressed because of the political situation
Kayden Murphy
don't be a npc
Owen Reed
Just don't be a fag, it's impossible to understand everything.
Liam Rivera
You must surrender. You can’t get anywhere being the expert in everything. You have to give in and accept that c++ works and it compiles and learn to do it right. Stand on the backs of the giants bro.
Connor Torres
Nobody in science knows all. Once you get over the ego wanting to be the best you will sharpen your blade on your niche.
No scientist knows all.
Sebastian Jackson
make a habit of asking yourself if the next arbitrary level of knowledge that you have come across is a necessary toolset for your specific goal. if not, don't look into it.
Nicholas Long
yeah normally when I'm trying to learn python I google logic gates and how much L3 memory my processor has to get a better feel for the language
Gabriel Morgan
>being so illiterate that the only way he can philosophize is through science gymnastics >hasn't even philosophize about science itself and how it's just mental models to understand shit we don't know jack about >doesn't realize science just says the relationships about things but would never get to the meaning of the thing
Jordan Hernandez
any tips on reassembling the brain? I've had depersonalization for like 2 years. I'm slowly coming out of it and realizing that I know basically nothing about the world around me
