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11/30/2022

Whatโ€™s the FC temperature on the phrase โ€œThose who can, do. Those who canโ€™t, teach.โ€ โ€” do yโ€™all find this to be true? What other thoughts do you have on it?

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daniel@pcdkd
11/30/2022

in my experience, former-doers make the best teachers.

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kevinnn@neatonk
11/30/2022

Iโ€™ve been lucky enough to have two amazing mentors as a musician and audio engineer. In my experience some of the best doers are also the best teachers and teaching at the level isnโ€™t easy. It takes a special kind of person to do both.

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tg@tg
11/30/2022

Best doers often would be the best teachers - but they refuse to. So yes, it strongly tends to he true. Correlary - Science survey papers (essentially teaching & standard applying pre-existing known methods, little hard thinking) are almost always given to those in the lab who canโ€™t do, but the lab wants to keep.

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11/30/2022

Just makes me think of SchoolOfRock and nepotism