So I just found this

[stupid_chris]

Now, this question confuses me a bit. I mean, HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO ANSWER THIS WITHOUT LYING TO MYSELF. Remembering how much trouble I had to get to finally tie my shoes correctly, I could probably have learned to play KSP before.

Anyway, discuss.

Edit: made a poll on request.

Edited June 30, 2013 by stupid_chris

[Cotux]

Obviously, the right answer is rocket science. Jeb approves.

[Flixxbeatz]

Rocket science, of course.

And this thread deserves a poll

[Tom K.]

I'm pretty sure some children in the future will learn how to make rockets in KSP before they learn how to tie their shoes.

[stupid_chris]

Let's make science.

[leopardenthusiast]

Rocket science, of course.

[LeonG17]

Its got to be rocket science. Its just so easy!

[Boex]

I've played Surgeon Simulator 2013.

It's brain surgery level must be very true to real life, and I found it a piece of cake.

[The Deep Space Kraken]

If I'd known about KSP in 2nd grade I might have been able to play it. I didn't learn how to tie my shoes until just before spring break my second grade year; and then I forgot over spring break.

[Ford_Prefect]

A tie between Rocket Science and Quantum Mechanics. This is KSP though, so I voted Rocket Science.

[stupid_chris]

The KSP community secretly wears velcro sneakers.

[ninjakids]

Being serious, I probolly understood the very basics of Quantum physics in second grade by watching Educational TV shows. Before I knew how to tie my shoes.

[hugix]

Reminds me of this.

[Galacticruler]

If I'd known about KSP in 2nd grade I might have been able to play it. I didn't learn how to tie my shoes until just before spring break my second grade year; and then I forgot over spring break.

I still don't know how, yet I can play KSP like it is second nature.

Being serious, I probolly understood the very basics of Quantum physics in second grade by watching Educational TV shows. Before I knew how to tie my shoes.

^^

Discover, Science, Military, SciFi, ect...

I never really got much into cartoons and childrens shows.

Infact, I feel I was born old.

[astropapi1]

Seriously, I think the KSP community doesn't even use shoes.

[Galacticruler]

Seriously, I think the KSP community doesn't even use shoes.

Sandals and foot wrapings ftw.

[Jones-250]

Economic policies are somewhat simple-ish. To tie shoelaces does include alot of potential options. In a shellnut: A child might not be able to tie its shoes, but can tell you the obvious and somewhat ignored truth regarding money.

Edited July 3, 2013 by Jones-250

[Galacticruler]

Never have I seen so many ways of doing one thing....wait...KSP in a nutshell...

[Grove]

Tying my shoes, any of the others aren't even close to tying shoes.

[stupid_chris]

Tying my shoes, any of the others aren't even close to tying shoes.

Man how do you do that? nearly 30 000 people die each year trying to tie their shoes! It's simple to me: don't need to do it, don't do it. For the same reason I haven't showered in three years now. I feel young.

[Flixxbeatz]

Seriously, I think the KSP community doesn't even use shoes.

Guess what. I've only fully learned how to tie my shoes when I was on my 1st year HS (equivalent is 7th grade) True story.

[LeonG17]

Yes...I still have problems tying my shoes. I used to wear Velcro shoes....

So yes, we can fully understand rocket science and create colonies on other planets, yet we are confounded if presented with a untied shoe. Rocket science is much easier than tying a shoe!