From Biology to Programming
The idea is to build the capacity for dual brains at the end.
To be a person that memorizes and computes. But it is rough and ends up just opening your mind to thinking bigger and more logical.
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So when I was young about 14 years old, I stopped computing and went to memorize. That worked for a while until 2nd year university as things got too complicate to just memorize.
You needed to build a bigger brain and have more life experiences to do 2nd year university in life sciences.
So after you worked and talked to people including women outside school where life is practical for 2 years and return back to school you realize biology doesn’t impress people. There are too many people wanting to go to medical school that are just memorizing and with little or no other things going on to represent themselves applying for medical school. You need personality.
You then move the lever to chemistry. It is more logical and the people there are … but something isn’t right. I don’t understand chemistry people but I remember it is to create new chemical compounds. People want to get recognized by inventing new compounds. Like they study everything to make a new compound?
Then I took a couple of courses in biochemistry and that is what filled up my mind 80%.
It was tiring and fulfilling.
You are learning how things work more and more at the atomic level at the electron and it is big.
It is like it explains everything.
Then you are done. You do like 3 courses in biochemistry and you feel you understand how everything is and is made in this world pretty much.
You feel like you lived. You understand. You understand life. You understand what makes up you.
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Then you do computer programming in college instead of university as university you find is sad and too complicated to grasp unless you been computing since 9 years old and have uncles and friends outside helping you to learn programming and broadening your mind with computer use scenarios.
Computer science is so sad in university back in 2009 when I did it.
The male white Canadians who have like the best upbringing with parents that allowed their children to do what they want as children are unphased by the rigor and questions teachers pose.
I failed computer science in university only because I did not have certain figures in life explaining that computing is the last step in life in a positive way. University is full of this and that and ego. You are suppose to have outside things going on and university is something you have to do to get that paper. Outside has to be bigger than university which is hard at first but you needed to start young like in high school grade 10 at least to catch the university paper.
Honestly, life is a pursuit as life ends. You must make the best of life as life simply ends. What will you do in the 70 years of productive life?
Allan Michael Lane from AMLCSL explained it: He said, “You live and work servicing others to get them online and selling and doing their business.”
Simply that. That is all computer people do. And that is what people should do in life if they are “mature, mature”.
PART 2
Beginning programming
Important thing is that you give yourself ample time to do this step … but give yourself ample room and time and money to buy the necessary computers to do all the steps.
I literally spent +$100,000 CDN buying electronics and services to learn programming over a 10+ year period. (2011 – 2020)
In this stage you are in trials and errors.
You are faced with trouble and all the teacher/textbooks can say is that this is done this way.
The question is that how more in depth and basic do you program?
Are you thinking of machine code or assembly code or doing what the textbook or teacher wants …
Keep this up and do all the questions you can in the textbook.
Look at the book and do the question and relax.
This period of time is just 1 simple textbook and relaxing after. You are taking the steps to transform your brain to become a programmer.
It is a lot of uncertainty and stress not knowing the next steps/chapter … you are simply gliding over it and winging it.
I did this in 2014 reading a textbook and doing the questions. It was a totally different world.
I would program again after reading the textbook in 2017.
It was too much for me and I relaxed for 3 years.