>If you think bricklaying is a simple task, you've probably never laid bricks, or likely ever worked a construction job. If you think the bulk of the actual la

>If you think bricklaying is a simple task, you've probably never laid bricks, or likely ever worked a construction job. If you think the bulk of the actual laying of bricks, siding of a wall or shingling of a roof isn't a simple task you've never worked a construction job. Thinking is required around corners, windows and other interruptions. The bulk of the material laid, hung or otherwise expended is done so in a simple and repetitive manner. Once you've figured out your non-standard bits of the job you basically just run on autopilot. That said, I agree that 99% of the the engineers who try and design this stuff never actually have the requisite experience to understand the nuance of what's going on.