Damn right. It helped me take the door to my truck apart and put back together and with many questions I've had about working with Unity.

I took guitar lessons in my teens and these days basically just pick up and play about once a month to make sure I can still do it.

Several years ago my kid bought a Chevy truck from the 90s that needed a lot of work. He systematically replaced the side mirrors, removed the door panels, fixed the heater, and did a few other upgrades all by following tutorials on YouTube. For my 16th birthday, along with my first (10 year old) car, my dad included a Chilton's manual and JC Whitney's catalog for ordering parts. It is amazing that tutorials for everything are available on YouTube for free.

I'm a hack at playing the guitar and have always wanted to go back and relearn the basics. It's all there on YouTube... all that's missing is the free time.

I have started trying to play keyboard again after many years.

Today, there are tons of videos on YouTube showing a keyboard and the notes that are coming so you can play along. And YouTube lets you slow down videos to 25 percent speed.

Everything in 2022 is amazing. Sometimes I take it for granted, but man is the ability to be taught things in a golden age.