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wtorek, 08 sierpień 2006 |
Is common meaning of words practice and theory right? Should we really clasify creaive people as those who can invent and build..? Is this real independence?
There are people that know how things work - they are called theoreticians. There are also, so called practicians, people so fascinated by matter that don't really care about logic that drives this matter. But in my opinion this division is not quite correct and does not increase overall progress of science and technology. This is because of erratic common meaning of word practice. I have relised that after very short conversation with one man, with suprisingly blue eyes, that was working as a safeguard inspite of fact that he had enough money for living anyway...
I revise meaning of word practice. Practice is not "doing without knowlege". To be good practician it is also necessary to be very good theoretician, know exactly what to do, how do to, along with consequences. Practice is facing the problems, not evading them. Practice is optimal and aware usage of creative skills supported by knowlege and experience. Practice is teaching ilustrated by substancial problems and their solution on paper proved by experiment. Practice is fact, realisation, achievement of happiness. |
