I know this is probably the 5000th post here asking this, but I want the honest truth and got mixed results from google so don't sugarcoat it. I'm 16, with zero skills in basically anything and I've had my hand held through life, so I'm not entirely sure how to develop my own skills, nonetheless hacking. I love technology, my dream job is to be an ethical hacker, but from the research I've done it seems very intensive between learning to code and understanding networking and all the different protocals and parts of a computer OS, all of which I feel a bit too dumb for honestly. I don't want this post to come off as whiney or anything I just want the honest truth before I potentially invest months or years of my life into something above what I'm capable of. If this is the wrong sub for this let me know.
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