I might have to change my major: 3D printer could build a house in 20 hours
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I seriously hope not, but then again this looks too amazing to be true...
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This affects brick layers mostly. Every construction project needs an engineer, doesn't matter what machinery they use to get the job done.
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I remember hearing about this in 1999.
Some dude was on Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell predicting that people would be able to send material items through their emails within the next 50 years
I thought he was just a quack job, but
Some dude was on Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell predicting that people would be able to send material items through their emails within the next 50 years
I thought he was just a quack job, but
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This is why
's jobs bill should have been passed............Obama's Jobs Bill Fails to Advance in Senate Despite White House Push | Fox News
We greatly need to repair / build up infrastructure in the U.S. which would increase the demand of work for engineers in the U.S.
I love engineering, but should I switch to nursing?
if you're not a super smart genius with revolutionary ideas or if you are someone who doesn't like Brown nosing yes pursue a career in Health Services...anything else is basically corporate 'salad tossing'
health services is one of the few professions which is more about what you know then who you know and jobs are always in High demand so you don't have to worry about getting laid off and you can literally take that skill anywhere in the world and have a job....
i wonder if this technology could cross over into biology so that organs could be constructed...food for thought.
I remember hearing about this in 1999.
Some dude was on Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell predicting that people would be able to send material items through their emails within the next 50 years
I thought he was just a quack job, but
I doubt it, we are not able to produce materials out of thin air.
Even the "3-D printer" needs the raw materials before it can build the house.
Everything else like plumbing, electrical wires, floor tiles would be installed by robotic arms.
This shyt wasn't even in star trek, so you know it aint possible.
