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I learn more by doing, and less by reading. And with nothing to do and all to read, I think I'm in trouble.
To explain a bit more into that, since I know it needs it. I'm hands on kind of guy.
Currently, I know how to do a lot of things and skills that can help me out in life, like computer hardware, cooking, carpentry, plumbing, electrical skills, etc.
But where, if I were to learn how to be an architectural engineer (which had been a dream of mine too) would I be able to do something like that as a "skill" or "just for fun" kind of hobby. I mean, would I just draw up blue prints just because? I could see doing that, or maybe building my own house one day.
I'll still learn it! My dad is an engineer of physics and mechanics, and I've learned a lot from him. He's the one who got me into it. He surprises me A LOT more times than I expect...
To explain a bit more into that, since I know it needs it. I'm hands on kind of guy.
Currently, I know how to do a lot of things and skills that can help me out in life, like computer hardware, cooking, carpentry, plumbing, electrical skills, etc.
But where, if I were to learn how to be an architectural engineer (which had been a dream of mine too) would I be able to do something like that as a "skill" or "just for fun" kind of hobby. I mean, would I just draw up blue prints just because? I could see doing that, or maybe building my own house one day.
I'll still learn it! My dad is an engineer of physics and mechanics, and I've learned a lot from him. He's the one who got me into it. He surprises me A LOT more times than I expect...