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This isn’t a realistic worry. Someone about to plunk down hundreds of thousands or millions for a bridge will exercise more due diligence than random selection.
by gbacon 3y ago
This isn’t a realistic worry. Someone about to plunk down hundreds of thousands or millions for a bridge will exercise more due diligence than random selection.
- xhkkffbf 3y agoDo you think so? There are already several sad examples of political leaders who insisted on people of their favorite race or sex. The bridges collapsed. The problem with the system is that the political leaders are spending other peoples money and they'll make decisions that don't always line up with the bridges staying up. The advantage of degree programs is that they add another layer of bureaucracy to mix. Yeah, that's a pain but it might be necessary with the political system.
- s1artibartfast 3y agoyou might be shocked to learn that degrees ARENT required for anyone building bridges and planes.