Mr. Moderator,
Do I have to report results before "teaching"? I surely hope not because
I've got tons of stuff to "teach" that I've picked up from others as well as
my own trial and error testing.
I really hope that dgbj goes through with things and actually builds
something. Working in the theoretical space can lead to results that differ
wildly from real world experience. This often occurs because the theoretical
work doesn't take into account something in the real world. After building
something the theory can be modified and a new theory proposed. This process
continues and can lead to deep understanding.
Many engineers and scientists believe that they know the answers to lots of
things. There is a lot to be said for the methodical application of theory
to any problem, but the real world is often more complex than a rudimentary
understanding of the problem will reveal.
Marty Sasaki
Received on Tue May 01 2007 - 15:04:13 CEST
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