Moosedrool
Honorary Master
- Joined
- May 24, 2012
- Messages
- 11,442
yes, agreed, put a sign that say's Ford left......Ford better ramp up security.
I cringe each time when there's a big hoo-ha being made and they report in the media that "Sipho from Soshanguve" built his own helicopter/plane/car etc. The reality is that he built something that maybe looks like it, but at most it would be useful for entertainment and amusement purposes. I have never seen in the media that what that Mr. Sipho built could actually perform as what mode of transport he tried to replicate.
so what do you need? dancing and Singing? Muti? Herbs, Ancestors,
what exactly skills can they bring, besides looting, burning, and stealing
oh and dancing and singing...
It's like a parrot talking. Do we now call it human and give it a right to vote ?I cringe each time when there's a big hoo-ha being made and they report in the media that "Sipho from Soshanguve" built his own helicopter/plane/car etc. The reality is that he built something that maybe looks like it, but at most it would be useful for entertainment and amusement purposes. I have never seen in the media that what that Mr. Sipho built could actually perform as what mode of transport he tried to replicate.
so somebody with an Arts/Humanities degree is more useful than an engineering or IT degree?For most jobs a good attitude and getting along with colleagues. Not threatening violence is bare minimum.
I have worked on projects where part of the work force is barely literate. As for mathematics, most people in this world are innumerate.
It obviously depends on the job.so somebody with an Arts/Humanities degree is more useful than an engineering or IT degree?
agreed, but in this Context to BUILD Cars, tell me how is somebody with an Art Degree more useful than a Engineer?It obviously depends on the job.
agreed, but in this Context to BUILD Cars, tell me how is somebody with an Art Degree more useful than a Engineer?
granted, if we were speaking about the reception area or training center furniture, yes, somebody who knows their Rembrandt is more useful,
but out on the production floor, I fail to see how Mr Art degree will fare when putting in 5 Bolts, and Torquing them to spec,
This 100%.Go start your own car manufacturing company then. You know better so do it.
Job creation, moar tender moneys to fix the **** ups /glares at our trains that don't fit on tracksagreed, but in this Context to BUILD Cars, tell me how is somebody with an Art Degree more useful than a Engineer?
granted, if we were speaking about the reception area or training center furniture, yes, somebody who knows their Rembrandt is more useful,
but out on the production floor, I fail to see how Mr Art degree will fare when putting in 5 Bolts, and Torquing them to spec,
but it would arguably work, we wouldn't have Trains too tall to fit on the tracks they meant to serve,If engineers were left to design everything the world would consist of only triangles, circles and squares.
they cant even do Corruption properly the idiots, anybody who can count to 10 sees through their Thievery and Robbery.Job creation, moar tender moneys to fix the **** ups /glares at our trains that don't fit on tracks
Because todays "Engineers" are p0esdom and can't design anything else.If engineers were left to design everything the world would consist of only triangles, circles and squares.
Welcome Pete, we hear you are descendent of Wright family. It is not everyday we get such eminent luminaries on this forum.I cringe each time when there's a big hoo-ha being made and they report in the media that "Sipho from Soshanguve" built his own helicopter/plane/car etc. The reality is that he built something that maybe looks like it, but at most it would be useful for entertainment and amusement purposes. I have never seen in the media that what that Mr. Sipho built could actually perform as what mode of transport he tried to replicate.
Says the illegal immigrant.Welcome Pete, we hear you are descendent of Wright family. It is not everyday we get such eminent luminaries on this forum.