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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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That's exactly this. It's not a conditioning from society though, it's that most people don't care about how computer works, they want it to work. People here are the same, it's just that computers are our area of expertise or a interest. People learn about the things they are interested in. The things they use, they only want them to work.
Agreed. I might be an information technology aficionado, but I couldn't care less about how my car works as long as it does its job, so it'd be a bit hypocritical of me to judge the person I pay to fix my car for not being knowledgeable about computers.