The Minecraft example is used as evidence that new tools can accelerate design learning so dramatically that professional training timelines may shrink.
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Minecraft
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"...know how many of you are familiar with a software called Minecraft. In my state, we decided to gather students to look at that..."
"say, wow, it means that we can reduce training architects from three years to just one and a half years or less. So this..."
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