I feel I know to much about technology is that a bad thing?

[napninjanx]

Want to you know opinion. Each topic I list I only know from Basic to Intermediate level only.

For me I've ventured into allot of topics in technology. I can list a few.

1. How music is edited and created.

2. How movies and amateur movies are created then edited professionally.

3. How video games are made, takes a whole group of people, editors, licenses, programmers, artists, soundtrack music, so much.

4. How homes and architecture is designed, using AutoCAD.

5. How stuff is easily Photoshoped and can be spotted if it's fake or not.

6. How software is created and designed using so much code and stuff.

 

[getochkn]

And what are we supposed to say to this thread?

 

[house70]

Great. Feel free to get a job and put your skills to use.
Sorry to disappoint, but I have not seen a Bragging Badge being awarded here yet. If it were, I can guarantee you'd be one of the top contenders.

Good luck.

 

[kanewolf]

Start with improving your written English skills. Your title uses the wrong "to" and you used "allot" rather than "a lot"

 

[rgd1101]

http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-knowing-and-understanding/

 

[USAFRet]

1. What instruments can you play?

2. Cut/Paste/Publish. The trick is making a good movie

3. Make me something

4. Can you build a house? Or a garden shed? Or a bookcase?

5. Humans Are Easily Fooled by Digital Images

6. What was the last application you built? Who uses it?

 

[Someone Somewhere]

As well as the difference between knowledge and understanding above, I'm not sure that you actually have a particularly deep knowledge of any of this.

Go back a hundred years and people could easily tell you that it takes a driver/engineer, a fireman, guards, and conductors to work a train. Being able to name something is a long way from being able to do it.

AutoCAD is only one of a large pile of programs, and again, it's like saying 'Planes are built with rivets. I can build a plane!"

using so much code and stuff.

Really?

 

[Kewlx25]

Computers have a lot of knowledge. At least you have an interest in knowing stuff, but knowledge is not useful without the ability to use it.