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and can drill down to the particular area of knowledge that they need/want.

That's the way I do Perl. :-) Things change so fast now, that it is relatively useless to stuff your head with too many details. You need to get the big picture, then drill down as you say.

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In reply to Re^3: Insular Assumptions About Intelligence by zentara
in thread Insular Assumptions About Intelligence by Clovis_Sangrail

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