To: TopQuark
Your arguements are equally applicable to LA/Humanities majors... How can one accurately practice law, consider legislation for, write against, or asess the enviromental studies of modern technology without a single engineering course?
To: AriOxman
I agree with you completely. That is a major fault of the modern education.
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10/30/2002 10:19:49 PM PST by
TopQuark
To: AriOxman
Your arguements are equally applicable to LA/Humanities majors... How can one accurately practice law, consider legislation for, write against, or asess the enviromental studies of modern technology without a single engineering course? But...but... isn't being able to power whole cities using nothing but solar or wind power alone possible? I mean, if I can read about it or feel that it should be possible, then its you engineers job to do it. [end_sarcasm]
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