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Old 01-15-2012, 05:41 AM   #1
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Seems like most people are Engineers of some sort on here, I myself am an Engineering Technology student at Purdue, just wondering what profession everyone is. Just trying to see if there are any correlations between professions and brewing!
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I'm an insurance adjuster. Wish I was as smart as an engineer. Then things wouldn't seem so confusing.
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I'm an attorney, but I hold an engineering-lite degree (Industrial Distribution) and most of the brewers I know are either engineers or think like engineers think.
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