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I think they turn into cranks much earlier. Part of this is that I think despite engineering not actually functioning that way, engineers can often get away wit
by SamoyedFurFluff 4y ago
I think they turn into cranks much earlier. Part of this is that I think despite engineering not actually functioning that way, engineers can often get away with falling into cult logic (there is one true path) in a way that other disciplines are more resistant to. Look at hackerrank and whiteboarding- wtf is that if not straight cult logic.
- qikInNdOutReply 4y agoWe shall have a brand new world, without middle management, a clean architecture, tabula rasa, begin a new, without self deprecation. >>rm -rf --no-preserve-root / Shall be our battlecry. To drive the heathens, in acceptance of error states, to heaps and set ablaze will be our mission. Creativemode aka god wills it!
- yellowapple 4y agoHell, I was probably born a crank. I think the causal relationship is more likely to be "cranks become engineers" than "engineers become cranks".