Computers have permeated almost every aspect of our lives. It makes great sense and empowerment to actually know how they work.
As the saying goes, "knowledge is power".
Computers have permeated almost every aspect of our lives. It makes great sense and empowerment to actually know how they work.
As the saying goes, "knowledge is power".
The pharma co is taking advantage of me because I don't know enough chemistry to mix that stuff up at home? Their profits are through the roof!
At some point you have to concede that one man with one life can't know everything, and focus on learning what you care about.
You can be a jack of all trades and master of none, in other words.
So your point is quite valid, one person can't hope to know everything. This is why it's great to find a tool that allows you to dive deeper into the things you do care about.
As the paraphrase from a TV series goes, "power is power". Knowledge is only a leverage. You can't do sh&t about modern cars' overcomplicated design, at best you can complain and grumble.
As a singular consumer you don't have that much power over manufacturers, even if you know the product inside out.