Thread: Dean Kamen, Manual Laborers, and You
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Re: Dean Kamen, Manual Laborers, and You
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Originally Posted by web_master_dpep View Post
I think Dean meant these words with no offense to anyone. I believe he meant no one wanted the old manual jobs that risks of losing a finger, hand, etc. were high. I want to be a skilled tradesman or a aviation maintanence technician. These are manual labor jobs but those risks are not as high as the older manual labor jobs. Who knows, maybe im wrong.
With almost any manual job there are dangers, i couldn't count the number of burn i have from working in welding shops during the summers. Heck even while at trade school I saw a kid lose most of his hair thanks to a backfire that came out of a carburetor.
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