Thread: How Has Being An Electrical Person Affected You?
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Re: How Has Being An Electrical Person Affected You?
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Originally Posted by Chris Hibner View Post
What you stated here is the blessing and the curse of being an engineer. After you finish going to college for an engineering degree, you learn so much about the world around you that it really changes your view of everything. Sometimes you wish you could just shut it all off and and just be amazed at the wonderment of it all but in the end, you can't help but try and figure out how it all works.
This^. I've learned so much from FIRST that it amazes me how much it has changed how I think about the world.