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Originally Posted by billah
Okey, I have to say this now. Specially, when I see that even Prof Yunus gets less threads than this guy on this board:
We really should not make too much out of a body-shop guy...
They are dime-a-dozen in places like San Fernando Valley of Southern California.
These guys put out some really amazing work, for very little money. They are eons ahead than Lipu. They do use laser and infra-red micrometers to do their jobs. At least some high-tech skills are needed there....
Lipu is not doing anything ground breaking or earth-shattering...he ain't even doing anything innovative!
It is embarrassing that some of us are so amused by this guy's work...
Lipu's type of work (not to poop your party with the possibility of a bank-braking copyritht infringment lawsuit, although the possibility is there) is put out daily by a large number of body shops. Only difference is that they bend sheet metals into the shapes of Toyota Carinas and what not...
If Lipu was banging sheet metal to make a body for a spaceship for NASA, would you call him a scientist?
Please !!!
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Billah bhai,given that the technology in bd is very old Lipu isn't doing bad either! Just think about the people using high tech machines in the garrages of America! But here in Bangladesh what we have? Nothing.
On the other note- to build the NASA spaceship a person needs skills, scientific thinking, scientific analysis i.e. now a days scientists are thinking how to build a spacecraft that will take them to mars without any fuel, it will be pure solar power. So in this sense those who build and improve the spacecraft system- are scientist.