- May 28, 2008
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Well, after we got some rather interesting responses in this thread which studied how many mappers had Legos or some other creative building influence in their lives as kids, I figured we ought to continue to explore all this psychological ethical mumbo jumbo. So I ask you all this.
What career are you interested in pursuing, or already have?
I'd like to see how many mappers go off to become architects, engineers, landscapers, et cetera. Mapping is the epitome of my creativity nowadays, and I could not imagine another application for said creativity.
However, I'm thinking of becoming an architect. I always wanted to be an engineer, until I realized I didn't care that much for math. I'm no master of architecture in the traditional, aesthetic sense (columns, molding, statues, all that stereotypical Greco-Roman stuff) but I think I'd greatly enjoy designing buildings.
How about all of you?
What career are you interested in pursuing, or already have?
I'd like to see how many mappers go off to become architects, engineers, landscapers, et cetera. Mapping is the epitome of my creativity nowadays, and I could not imagine another application for said creativity.
However, I'm thinking of becoming an architect. I always wanted to be an engineer, until I realized I didn't care that much for math. I'm no master of architecture in the traditional, aesthetic sense (columns, molding, statues, all that stereotypical Greco-Roman stuff) but I think I'd greatly enjoy designing buildings.
How about all of you?