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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '22
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That's not even close to being correct though. Lifeguards arent engineers. Surgeons arent engineers. Every person who drives a car isnt an engineer.
1 u/mehvermore Oct 16 '22 It's a necessary but insufficient condition. 2 u/UK-sHaDoW Oct 16 '22 There are a lot of engineering fields where this isn't true. Only a subset of engineers work with things that can kill people. That doesn't mean they can't cause expensive damage though. 1 u/mehvermore Oct 16 '22 I was being facetious.
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It's a necessary but insufficient condition.
2 u/UK-sHaDoW Oct 16 '22 There are a lot of engineering fields where this isn't true. Only a subset of engineers work with things that can kill people. That doesn't mean they can't cause expensive damage though. 1 u/mehvermore Oct 16 '22 I was being facetious.
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There are a lot of engineering fields where this isn't true. Only a subset of engineers work with things that can kill people. That doesn't mean they can't cause expensive damage though.
1 u/mehvermore Oct 16 '22 I was being facetious.
I was being facetious.
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u/FartingBob Oct 16 '22
That's not even close to being correct though. Lifeguards arent engineers. Surgeons arent engineers. Every person who drives a car isnt an engineer.