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It IS easy, it's just the people that turn to it dont have it upstairs to be NASA scientists. Some of the 'professional mechanics' I've seen, it probably takes two years to teach them to tie their shoe laces!
I'm only half kidding too. It's not rocket science, and you dont need to be brilliant to do it. A careful, sensible amateur can be much better / safer than a 'trained professional' knuckledragger
As a matter of interest, what do you mean by "not having it upstairs"?
I assume you mean lack of inteligence, if so, what do you use to classify intelligence?
If not, what do you use to measure what "not having it upstairs" is?
If it's IQ, what is yours?
Last edited by Albannach; 12 February 2009, 23:28.
It IS easy, it's just the people that turn to it dont have it upstairs to be NASA scientists. Some of the 'professional mechanics' I've seen, it probably takes two years to teach them to tie their shoe laces!
I'm only half kidding too. It's not rocket science, and you dont need to be brilliant to do it. A careful, sensible amateur can be much better / safer than a 'trained professional' knuckledragger
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