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February 13th 14, 11:32 PM
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I train a lot of engineers within our company. I find more important for them to know what they don't know rather than what they do know. This keeps us out of a lot of trouble. Although some can't wrap their mind around the simplicity of this lesson. Pseudo Engineer is a new one. Sounds like something needed in the Thailand tourist industry. I bet the curriculum was interesting.
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February 14th 14, 11:46 PM
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Degreed mechanical engineer. My wife is a PhD in ME from UofM. Pseudo means that I am not practicing and have long since moved on to higher income activities. Got it now?
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