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From Craig, the Republican engineer monkeying with the election:
Well Mr. Shitty engineer, as an engineer myself, when looking at data that didn't fit into my assumptions, my first thought is that I'm probably not accounting for something correctly first before I go, the system must be wrong.
Good lord Craig, you are a really bad engineer of that's your stance on data driven engineering.
Will that bridge hold? He hasn't done the math, and other engineers that did say no, but his intuition says it will so we're all good I guess. Someone should look into this guys professional qualifications.
Nobody can go off the fucking deep end like an engineer.
Am I blind? Where is the transcript? I don't wanna listen to people's whine voices.
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