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Hey, the government is all about theory.I cant believe anyone would give that theory any credit. The govt isnt going to go and test that stuff on a major US city.
But to each their own i suppose.
“I got elected so I must be smart and I’m in control, and I’m going to appoint my sister-in-law‘s niece who studied psychology (she got a C, four Bs, , and an A, a 2,9 GPA in only 7 years!) as the weather czar for our town.”
“I got appointed by the mayor who is brilliant and was elected by all the people, and now that I’m the czar, I’m going to talk to my friend at the community college who runs the stem program and we’re going to find out what fire is, and explore what the best way to fight fires is. We’ve been given $3 million, and expect to produce a report within two years. The report will explain what fire is, and a game plan to establish a committee to see if we can make equipment that will actually fight the fire.” a hot mic also caught her thanking her uncle the mayor because she wasn’t able to find a job anywhere else.
I could go on, but God forbid they should just use the tried and true methods that have worked before. And if they’re really smart, let them observe those methods and study those methods and see if they can improve them a little bit.
But maybe I’m the one who’s crazy, cause I don’t see anybody doing that.
i’m an engineer, and I know engineers from running my company. The problem with engineers when they’re faced with a problem, is they go back to what they’ve learned and they try to solve the problem. One of the reasons our company was so successful was because I constantly beat in their heads that when they’re faced with a problem, 1 million people have had that problem before. Don’t figure out anything, get on the phone and find out who’s had that problem before and how they fixed it. Then, you’re an engineer, implement that…
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