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Maybe I should have studied more
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this post was submitted on 05 Nov 2023
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Yeah, just yesterday I was reading a story about some contractor who was very good at his job took a different kind of job thinking it would be easy, then ended up fucking it up and making things worse, the moral of the story being "stick to what you're good at". I guess that's just the man trying to keep us down.
My favorite example of this is Dr. Ben Carson. So ignoring all the political affiliations and what not, the man is kind of a medical genius in helping develop a surgeries and what not. Very smart man. However he also said that the pyramids of Egypt were built to store grain.
We need to make the idea of like ability scores and skill trees more popular in society. Help explain to people that you did not spec properly at all.