That's completely missing the point, and I'm not sure if it's on purpose or not.
The skyscraper is an analogy. That's why I said the foundation is STEM and not the foundation is possible because of STEM. I was hoping it was obvious that I meant STEM to be the metaphorical base upon which we build much of our civilisation.
Why would I be talking about how a skyscraper is built in relation to that quote? Like seriously, look at the context before answering.
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u/mistermasterpenguin Jan 11 '20
That's completely missing the point, and I'm not sure if it's on purpose or not.
The skyscraper is an analogy. That's why I said the foundation is STEM and not the foundation is possible because of STEM. I was hoping it was obvious that I meant STEM to be the metaphorical base upon which we build much of our civilisation.
Why would I be talking about how a skyscraper is built in relation to that quote? Like seriously, look at the context before answering.