interesting essay on life choices
Emile Snyder
Hi all,
I thought people here (and perhaps especially their teenage unschoolers)
might be interested in this essay by Paul Graham:
http://www.paulgraham.com/hiring.html
He's a computer nerd type, and writes lots about and from that
perspective, but often his thoughts on how the school system works leads
him to very unschoolish perspectives. This essay is discussing the
relative merits of jumping in and trying to start a company in your late
teens or early twenties rather than trying to follow the school -> job
path.
Hope it's not too off topic,
-emile
I thought people here (and perhaps especially their teenage unschoolers)
might be interested in this essay by Paul Graham:
http://www.paulgraham.com/hiring.html
He's a computer nerd type, and writes lots about and from that
perspective, but often his thoughts on how the school system works leads
him to very unschoolish perspectives. This essay is discussing the
relative merits of jumping in and trying to start a company in your late
teens or early twenties rather than trying to follow the school -> job
path.
Hope it's not too off topic,
-emile
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He actually has a whole series of articles that are
interesting. For instance, his article
"What you'd wish you'd known" is very unschoolish!
Kevin
(A computer nerd type)
interesting. For instance, his article
"What you'd wish you'd known" is very unschoolish!
Kevin
(A computer nerd type)
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> From: Emile Snyder <unschooling@...>
> Date: 2005/05/12 Thu PM 02:53:41 EDT
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> Subject: [UnschoolingDiscussion] interesting essay on life choices
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> Hi all,
>
> I thought people here (and perhaps especially their teenage unschoolers)
> might be interested in this essay by Paul Graham:
> http://www.paulgraham.com/hiring.html
>
> He's a computer nerd type, and writes lots about and from that
> perspective, but often his thoughts on how the school system works leads
> him to very unschoolish perspectives. This essay is discussing the
> relative merits of jumping in and trying to start a company in your late
> teens or early twenties rather than trying to follow the school -> job
> path.
>
> Hope it's not too off topic,
> -emile
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