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mastering a skill/subject - DemoTester - Oct 30, 2024
If you could instantly master any skill or subject, what would it be and why?
Speak every language skill. I want to travel the world and being able to speak the native language of wherever im at makes me think it will really bring all of us together.
RE: mastering a skill/subject - SuseGD - Oct 30, 2024
(Oct 30, 2024 07:49 PM)DemoTester Wrote: If you could instantly master any skill or subject, what would it be and why?
Speak every language skill. I want to travel the world and being able to speak the native language of wherever im at makes me think it will really bring all of us together.
For me, I would want the skill of being able to learn other skills quickly, in a short amount of time. I think this sounds kind of like a loophole, but it would genuinely be pretty cool to just pick up any random skill and get pretty good at it within a month or two.
RE: mastering a skill/subject - DemoTester - Oct 30, 2024
(Oct 30, 2024 07:51 PM)SuseGD Wrote: For me, I would want the skill of being able to learn other skills quickly, in a short amount of time. I think this sounds kind of like a loophole, but it would genuinely be pretty cool to just pick up any random skill and get pretty good at it within a month or two.
I didnt even think about that. It would be very beneficial.
RE: mastering a skill/subject - Bastille - Oct 30, 2024
Definitely programming, if I had to choose :
1. C/C++
2. Assembly
3. Python
RE: mastering a skill/subject - Game - Oct 31, 2024
I would choose programming in game design. I have so many ideas, I just wish I could bring the into fruition.
RE: mastering a skill/subject - Lefty - Oct 31, 2024
Probably engineering. It would come so useful in so many ways
RE: mastering a skill/subject - Nettspend - Oct 31, 2024
I would say math because I completely suck at it
RE: mastering a skill/subject - SuseGD - Oct 31, 2024
(Oct 31, 2024 04:03 AM)Lefty Wrote: Probably engineering. It would come so useful in so many ways
Yeah, that's very true. Engineering is a big part of the world today, and it's going to continue to grow and develop in the future, so it would be a pretty good skill to have.