Comments by "Doncarlo" (@doujinflip) on "" video.

There's a reason STEM-minded folks tend to do poorly in politics: too often they disregard considerations that people find important, and often make poor managers of teams in general. Even today its students begrudgingly take "irrelevant" but required humanities courses for their degree. The one place engineers tend to gain political power is in modern China, which given its self-made problems (due to narrow-minded goal-seeking) of population aging, overleveraged debts, chemical pollution, and lacking soft power only reinforces the idea that ethics are more fundamental to a healthy society.
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