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Some mental exersice

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ryan  

Engineers need to keep their minds sharp. Here are a few questions to give you mind a bit of a workout.  The answers, in general,  are quite obvious onece you see them.

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DesD () Newbie | 2007-12-14 14:56:43
I hate these types of things - but I've just got to have a look - and then I can't let go until I know the answer
Sammy () Newbie | 2007-12-14 14:58:32
these are very good to get the old grey cells ticking over - always good to make the brain look at things from a different perspective
MickeyD () Newbie | 2007-12-14 15:02:50
yeah, i think that they are a good thing - whilst not directly engineering, I think it helps to get the brain to look at facts and be more inquisitive its too easy to accept everything which come across your desk at face value we need to question more -
Anonymous () Newbie | 2007-12-14 15:05:34
not interested at all - a complete waste of time - if you've got time to waste with this sort of stuff you aint got enough to do - get on with some real work
Sal () Newbie | 2007-12-14 15:08:02
well yes, it's real easy to spend (waste?) a huge amount of time with these types of things - but if you enjoy doing them - wheres the harm ?
Jan () Newbie | 2007-12-15 15:17:40
I like them - put more of this type of stuff up - it's good for the brain - and Anonymous - just remember "man (or woman [to be politically correct]) does not live by bread alone -
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