Sometimes, the more you learn about something, the more curious you become. Follow that curiosity.

[00:00] How do you get like what what advice [00:02] would you have to somebody [00:04] get getting enough interested in a topic [00:07] to have so much to say about that topic? [00:09] >> Wow, I like how you framed that. Gives [00:12] learning this secondary angle, right? [00:14] You learn so that you can become more [00:16] interested. Like if you have a passing [00:18] interest in something and then you learn [00:20] more about it, it almost makes you more [00:25] interested in learning even more about [00:27] it. Or you'll learn that you're not that [00:28] interested or something, but it gives [00:29] you this this secondary thing. Like the [00:31] more I learn about CSS, the more I want [00:33] to know, you know? Or just web [00:34] technology in general. Makes me more [00:36] curious about like how does this [00:38] interact with that? What's the security [00:39] model here? How is this implemented? [00:41] What's performant and what's not [00:42] performant? Like deeper subjects than [00:44] just like the surface level how does [00:46] this thing work? But I would never be [00:48] asking those deeper questions if I [00:49] didn't understand how the surface worked [00:52] uh to begin with. So, I like that. And [00:54] and writing might be your way in there.