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15-11-2006, 02:28
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Re: How has your involvement in FIRST affected your career choice?
Before first I thought I might be an engineer, but now I can never even conceive of any other way to go. It's one thing to learn math and study physics, but this is not what I learned from FIRST. The most important thing that I have learned from the past three years is that engineering is the art of creation by use of your imagination. You use your imagination to think of new machines, new systems, new concepts, and new creations.
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