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To: Purdue77
I don't know about Boeing or Nasa anymore but I've recently gotten to work with several MIT educated engineers and all of them, every one, is stone cold brilliant. That place is no joke!

Technically they worked for me but they were way smarter so I had to make up techno babble just to not seem like a moron around them. "Maybe we could try to sinterate some cryon persulfamate and use it to reverse the polarity of a nyad pulse converter. What, you never learned that technique? Man, they don't teach you kids much these days"

15 posted on 02/18/2016 9:10:46 PM PST by pepsi_junkie (Politics: from the greek "poly" [many] and the english "ticks" [blood sucking parasites])
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To: pepsi_junkie

Understand. I supported a customer on a contract he had with MIT. The MIT people were very smart in their area of expertise. However, systems engineering just wasn’t one of those areas. We had one hell of a time getting them to understand what SE was and how to do it properly. And, they were working one small project of a larger program.


16 posted on 02/19/2016 7:20:21 AM PST by Purdue77 ("...shall not be infringed.")
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