[Coda]

My own job has actually been pushing me to see if there's any education I need to pursue (and they'll pay for it), but it turns out... no, there really isn't; when it comes to my job duties, there really isn't anything left that classes could teach me. >.> I'm at the point of mastery where I have to learn by doing, and education is only valuable for training on specific tools rather than general skills. And the tools I'm working with are essentially the same tools I've been using for the past twenty years, just evolved and fleshed out and built up, and I've been keeping up with them just from day-to-day work.

It's a really weird thought here, after so many years of education, that I'm actually a master and going beyond where I am now requires reaching out instead of reaching up.