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I subscribed to Ryan Pohl's blog feed, Change The Perception. (link below)
Ryan's blog is thoughtful, passionate, and genuine.
It's devoted to "Building a New Respect for Manufacturing".
His post today is titled Super-Hero vs. Machinist. It's about how Ryan's childhood aspirations, kinda-sorta came true. Here's a brief excerpt:
"Going from (becoming a) super-hero to precision machinist! I seem to remember Superman cutting through steel with his laser eyes … now, I know how to cut steel, and I can do it to an accuracy within the thickness of a split-hair … or less! What's your accuracy, Superman?"
I'll bet on the machinist!
I liked his story a lot.
I liked how he showed that his thinking evolved.
And how in the end he recognized that he became his dream.
That as a machinist, he is in fact a Super-hero.
Who else but a fellow Super-hero, would dare to ask
"Hey Superman, whats your accuracy?"
Legalese: The Superman Emblem is copyright of DC comics. It is also iconic and truly owned by the hearts and minds of every kid who has been bullied, beaten or lost unfairly and thought that he could make things right if only he was the Man of Steel. Machinists apply energy, tools and metalworking fluids to make the steel do their bidding. It's no contest really.
Editor's Note: CR4 would thank to Milo for sharing this blog entry.
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