building electronics and 3D printing is, I think, one of the most accessible ways to learn what it means to engineer something
It doesn't make you a capital Engineer of course, but the difference between just kinda knocking something together and making it work as you go vs needing everything to work in harmony or else you loose a bunch of time
Making things work together in your head long before they're real is Awesome
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