Is there a correct answer?
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sikimiki
History repeats itself. People discount the shift until it engulfs them. AI is moving into education whether they like it or not
In the early 2000s, growing up in a third-world country with limited resources meant computers and operating systems were constantly breaking. That scarcity pushed me to tinker and experiment, I learned to troubleshoot hardware, reinstall OSes, and reverse-engineer odd behaviors. I even experimented with keyloggers out of curiosity. That practical, trial-and-error schooling is where a lot of the so called “common sense” about security comes from. It is less theory, more failing, fixing, and learning what actually keeps one safe online.
I think it all stemmed from curiosity to learn and tinker. I wonder if gamifying it is enough but it’s a step.
Well deserved! Especially for Alphafold. It is the most impactful invention in structural biology this century along with Cryo-EM.