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If licensing shouldn't matter, just the willingness to sign something, then everyone is a structural engineer. During the housing bubble, they'd just hire temp
by pessimizer 4y ago
If licensing shouldn't matter, just the willingness to sign something, then everyone is a structural engineer.
During the housing bubble, they'd just hire temps to sign things: https://www.reuters.com/article/robosigning-plea-idUSL1E8ML0C120121121 https://www.reuters.com/article/robosigning-plea-idUSL1E8ML0...
- pdonis 4y agoIt seems like you're being deliberately obtuse. Willingness to sign a document that imposes strong legal obligations on you, and strong penalties if those obligations are not met, is hardly something everyone will have.
- aidenn0 4y agoMy argument, at least, is that absent licensing, there are plenty of people either desperate, or foolish enough to sign such a document. Not most people, or even a large minority, but enough.