That is great Cabe! Yeah, once you become an adult free time is a priceless commodity to say the least. I wish you the best...I know you have the know-how to succeed!
Cadman,
Now that I am older, I lost a lot of my free time I once enjoyed as a kid. But I have something better, experience and knowhow. When I just graduated college, I couldn’t seem to get anything off the ground. It took forever to make projects. Now, the work just pours from me so easily.
Also, I think having more money helps.
C
It just seems like...and I may be wrong here....it used to take a lot of money to learn certain things. It seems like now the world is handed to you...as I said I am probably wrong in thinking like that.....I just wish I had the opportunities that kids these days do.
I spent I don't know how much on schooling....then years learning more than school could teach me....now people can just do it in their living room.......it's just a touch too much.
It's the schooling aspect that gets me. Now just any yahoo can make parts. I know how it can be a good thing. It's almost like why did I spend a fortune on schooling when now I can just make the stuff at home. I love the tech, but am afraid of the jobs that might be lost is all.
I understand. I just have a feeling that it will open up a window to people that should not be designing things.....and it might take away jobs from those who went to school for it.
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