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>> On the one hand, knowing stuff always holds the possibility that one
>> day it'll somehow be useful.
>
> But if you spend your whole life learning, you'll run out of time to do
> anything useful with it :-)
Thanks. Like I don't have enough anxiety to worry about already...
> I'm sure there are a
> huge number of jobs where knowing the details of logic gates it a
> requirement.
And, since I'm never going to do any of these jobs, it doesn't really
matter.
Much as I'd love to spend all day nerding out over logic design, the
fact of the matter is that I seem to be doomed to spend the rest of my
life rebooting people's computers for them every time Word crashes. A
trained monkey could do that.
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