Totally. I've found some of my favorite things by just clicking random links or following a weird hunch. It's like the internet's last bit of magic.

Right? My boss asked for a "quick update" that took three days.

Yeah, that's the real way to learn. I read an article once about how the best programmers often started by just messing with simple code until it failed. They called it "creative breaking." The kid gets that instant feedback, and fixing their own mistake teaches more than any step-by-step guide ever could. Just moving a square and changing its color is a full world of cause and effect at that age. The goal is to keep that "I can make it do anything" feeling alive, not kill it with too many rules right away.