This is unbelievably condescending. I'll follow up on your false analogy to try to get you to your mistake: even Monet had to learn before he became Monet! Eve

This is unbelievably condescending. I'll follow up on your false analogy to try to get you to your mistake: even Monet had to learn before he became Monet! Even Monet had to fight before he became Monet. He even got rejected and created an art salon because he and his peers were misunderstood by art intelligentsia. So by rejecting engineers that you deem not worthy of being artists, you're just putting yourself in the position of the bourgeoisie that rejected Monet in the first place. You're ignoring potential for talent. And really am I glad you're doing that because I then get to train and hire them.