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Re: The Downside of Having More Engineers

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Originally Posted by skimoose View Post
Now if we could just get to a majority of politicians being engineers instead of lawyers we might get this country moving again.
This could only be a benefit to all of us.

If we take the assumption (which might not be valid) that politicians are a subset of the population and that if the population has more STEM-aware people, then we'd end up with more STEM-aware politicians.

But I fear that people who understand the logic used in STEM professions are far too smart to get involved in politics.

(In all seriousnes though: Politician is one of the very best jobs you can get. You're guaranteed to get rich, live a life of utmost luxury, and have all of everything you could ever want, assuming you don't get caught.)
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