I am a thread killer and I know it.

[RamesesII]

^ Thread killer

J/k Athna yeah I have time to think while I am at work so my threads reflect that also I forget easily so I write my thoughts in a note pad otherwise I forget them.

And then I also get my ideas about stuff that people do everyday.

Did you know to be an expert at something to have to rack 10000 hours up doing that thing. That's 1428 days if you were doing that particular thing an average 7 hours a day and about 4 years straight and this doesn't include the learning part.


Actually I may have just made this up it's just something I heard so don't quote me on this.

[Dodie16]

Did you know to be an expert at something to have to rack 10000 hours up doing that thing. That's 1428 days if you were doing that particular thing an average 7 hours a day and about 4 years straight and this doesn't include the learning part.

Actually I may have just made this up it's just something I heard so don't quote me on this.

Quoting you on this, because when you say no, I know you actually mean yes.

[Yoko]

Nono Ram, You're right. My boss was talking about this theory the day we went out for lunch on my last shift. It's interesting and makes sense. There's a book about it and I can't remember the name. It explains this theory and uses people like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs as examples. Bill Gates was given a computer 'type device' (Probably just your average type writer or the step up from that) when he was little and was able to spend that 10000 hours on it, thus mastering it. If you think about it, I have probably spent that amount of time studying Aviation. I feel knowledgeable about it imo. So this theory does seem pretty true.