I really like this line of thinking. But also I have noticed that schools do not teach our children enough of any particular skill to be competent. It is true that to achieve mastery one must see more broadly. But I think also that to achieve mastery one must have achieved competence. One must have obtained a cup to empty, in Zen parlance. Before we can forget the details, we must learn them. Before we can overcome our preconceptions, we must form them.