There is a running joke in engineering: if you can’t fix it with duct tape, you’re not using enough duct tape. This magical silver cloth is now used to patch actual aircraft in emergencies. NASA once used duct tape to fix a damaged Apollo 13 module mid-flight. Think about that—the most advanced minds on Earth, hurtling through vacuum, and they said, “Hand me the sticky grey stuff.” It also fixes broken hearts, leaky pipes, and existential dread. Engineers are wizards, and duct tape is their wand.
Engineering from a to Z
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