I just made a P-x-y diagram.
It certainly looks like a P-x-y diagram, but I'm not really sure what the curves mean.
I'll just leave it unlabelled and assume that the marker will assume I know what things are.
Often in engineering, we are told to do something to solve a problem because it works and not to think too deeply about it.
It gets really ingrained and sometimes we take it to too much of an extreme.
Last week I was working on a Transport assignment.
"Does this graph look right to you?"
"Yes, I mean wait, what are those lines?"
"Uh, let me read the problem statement and get back to you"
Like in Jeopardy, when you ring in the answer before the question gets read.
One more thing: I hope the med students run their training patients with better care than we run our training distillation columns. Otherwise I'd stay away from the hospital at Mac.
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