Engineer Guy drips content so infrequently that he looks visibly older with each new video. Everytime the channel drops a new video I become aware of how old I'm getting.
In one of his last videos he said he was having a child, so that’ll add a few years to your appearance too :P. That kid is probably in grade school by now…
The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
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Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#12Engineer Guy drips content so infrequently that he looks visibly older with each new video. Everytime the channel drops a new video I become aware of how old I'm getting.
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#13Years ago, I texted the engineer guy telling him his videos were good and he took time out of his busy day to reply to good old college kid me. It's still a vivid memory to this day and I'm super happy he's back on Youtube again.
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#14Related: Adam Savage hates duct tape... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEfQAo-BuB0
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#15Years ago, I texted the engineer guy telling him his videos were good and he took time out of his busy day to reply to good old college kid me. It's still a vivid memory to this day and I'm super happy he's back on Youtube again.
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#16Years ago, I texted the engineer guy telling him his videos were good and he took time out of his busy day to reply to good old college kid me. It's still a vivid memory to this day and I'm super happy he's back on Youtube again.
His book The Things We Make was good, especially if you're interested in engineering. Its central thesis is that the engineering method fundamentally differs from the scientific method in that engineers use rules of thumb to solve problems with many unknowns and incomplete information. The scientific method by contrast is a mostly theoretical exercise in building universal principles and theories from empirical obser…
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#17Any other types of tape one might want to be aware of beyond gaffer's, duct and painter? Every time I discover a new type it opens up a whole new world of possibilities of solving neat little problems around the house in a slightly more elegant way.
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
In one of his last videos he said he was having a child, so that’ll add a few years to your appearance too :P. That kid is probably in grade school by now…
Two children now ... both in grade school!
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Two children now ... both in grade school!
Congrats! I've got a three year old and she's certainly added a few years to the age of my back, but it's was a happiness engineering optimization that was well worth it =).
Re: The Engineering of Duct Tape [video]
#20Any other types of tape one might want to be aware of beyond gaffer's, duct and painter? Every time I discover a new type it opens up a whole new world of possibilities of solving neat little problems around the house in a slightly more elegant way.