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Environment & Energy

GoreWon2000

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8. Putting your lack of engineering expertise on full display

Reply to OKIsItJustMe (Reply #7)

Thu Nov 21, 2024, 01:49 PM

Nov 2024

It's highly insulting for you to think that you know more about engineering than my engineer father who had 4 decades of such experience. It will never be possible for you to know more about engineering than my engineer father because you have no engineering experience or expertise of any kind. Do you also disrespect doctors, climate scientist, etc and think you know more than them despite having no such experience in those fields either?

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Green hydrogen is the future GoreWon2000 Nov 2024 #1

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Green hydrogen is the future GoreWon2000 Nov 2024 #4

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Your schooling and work credentials on this issue are? GoreWon2000 Nov 2024 #6

Irrelevant OKIsItJustMe Nov 2024 #7

Putting your lack of engineering expertise on full display GoreWon2000 Nov 2024 #8

PR Management in Nuclear Meltdowns, lessons from 3 notable examples OKIsItJustMe Nov 2024 #2