Posted by
Jared Masters on Wednesday, October 29, 2008 11:38:10 AM
As Americans take to every avenue stationing their stand to keep
complacency in the re-structure of their every tax dollar, ironic
complacencies require non-ambiguous language that doesn't travel along
the scratches of same old broken records.
With digital taking it's forced front row seat upon the Nation, the
real problem is that most engineers couldn't hands on revel in an actual
construction project where the lead foreman knows the err in the blue
print made by the draftsperson at first glance.
Inside out or upside down, all projects have an under budget trajectory
without cutting corners on lateral structures and it always amazes me
when I walk onto a construction site in my work wear gear pointing out
discrepancies that gets a cold shoulder, and then show back up later in
my suit and tie and get the red carpet rolled out.
There was no difference, I still used the same language but the
disappearance and reappearance always proves my point that more
emphasis needs to be put into the hands of the actual working class.
Day in and day out, they know the discrepancies where they were told by
a suit and tie that if the engineers stamp is on the paper it's always
right. ( Not always wrong, but-never-always-right ).
I'm not talking about judging a book by it's cover, I'm talking about
experience v. education equaling experienced education. If America is going to re-gain it's stance
upon being American Built to last, we need to get back to the roots of
our proud heritage on the job as the class room and in the class room as on the job where teaching to build has built
in obstacles that are normal everyday roadblocks.
*Not the idiocy of No Child Left Behind where tests are designed to disqualify, we need to get back to discovering how to climb the ladder by learning English backwards like the way the rest of the planet reads their languages forward. We keep kicking our own American friends and family back down the ladder while we invite foreign interests in here to dominate us thinking we're getting somewhere. If you look around, the proof is in the pudding that we're smack dab stuck in the mud with the weight of the world on our shoulders.
In furthering crisis circumvention, the basic theory with a
little meat and potatoes is saying the paraphrase of "it's not
within my job description" needs to be taken out of the equation. If
you wanna pass the buck, then really start by passing a little credit where
credit is really due the middle class.
Americas only option at stagnating the competition while keeping the
competition in the game is to realize that complacent irony is certified
language such as "not within your job description" that came down from the
top all the while the responsibility kept pace with all that rolls down
hill and ended up right in the lap of the individual who tried to make
the discrepancies point in the first place.
We have no problem placing the blame, we just have to get out of the same lane that keeps us in the lame game.
The 57th Delegate...