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Yes. It's a neat story, but it has that smell of an urban legend. What engineer would come back for four nights in a row rather than just figuring out why the c
by TorKlingberg 7y ago
Yes. It's a neat story, but it has that smell of an urban legend. What engineer would come back for four nights in a row rather than just figuring out why the car didn't start the first time?
- joshspankit 7y agoAn engineer who is using logic, reason, and observation to find the root of the problem instead of just patch it once?
- mothsonasloth 7y agoOr an Engineer who likes ice cream!
- taneq 7y agoWhy do you think he came back four times in a row? Not everyone has a complete and accurate physical model of their car in their head.
- TorKlingberg 7y agoThe story, as written, says that the engineer want with the father on four different nights. I would expect an engineer to at least try to diagnose the problem rather than spending all the effort of coming back on four different nights outside of work ours. Basically the story feels made up.
- mrandish 7y agoI agree only because just reading the problem description I guessed that it was a difference in distance or sitting time and I don't even know anything about car engines. I assume any automotive engineer would have been ahead of me on that and already looking for differences that could matter on the first trip.
- loco5niner 7y agoDo you figure out every bug the first time you see it? Or do you have to look into it for a while