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Engineer or Lawyer?

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Engineer	24	92.31%
Lawyer	2	7.69%
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07-10-2013, 18:58

Tristan Lall Tristan Lall is offline

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Re: Engineer or Lawyer?

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Originally Posted by machman-2823

that would b odd, and kinda cool, but don't lawyers create problems, and engineers fix them?

Where did you learn that?

Surely you can think of counterexamples—a problem solved by a lawyer and a problem created by an engineer. Why don't you list a couple for us to discuss?

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