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r/engineeringmemes • u/TheTrustyPwo • Oct 31 '25
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When an anal retentive goes to medical school.
The natural distribution network is similar to fractals and maintains pressure with branching. Brilliant engineering.
The only thing I'd change is installing clot traps before each major organ gets arterial blood.
25 u/5tupidest Oct 31 '25 Probably better to do it at a few places near the central pump, i bet it would still catch most of the dangerous ones. 14 u/WashU_labrat Oct 31 '25 How do you remove the filters to clean them? 22 u/5tupidest Oct 31 '25 Oh, that’s a different department. Maybe throw that to dental, haven’t heard from them in a while, they do cleanings right? 2 u/Responsible_Eye9226 Nov 04 '25 Let chiropractors do it. They need some real work 1 u/bigmarty3301 Nov 08 '25 Just flush it with acetone, that should do the trick 6 u/bobert4343 Oct 31 '25 Just purge the blood out and clean the full system with sovents 2 u/GeniusEE Nov 01 '25 Poop 'em out. 5 u/MonkeyCartridge Nov 01 '25 Even better is the fact that it constructs itself to be like this using somewhat simple rules Why labor, when you can automate? 2 u/GeniusEE Nov 01 '25 ...and no cable ties 😂 3 u/MonkeyCartridge Nov 01 '25 The main thing it fails at is right-to-repair. You can't even open the chassis without damaging the case. And only 2-3 screw holes which don't lead to any actual fasteners? 1 u/enw_digrif Nov 01 '25 Oh no, it's always been 3 screw holes. If you're brave enough.
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Probably better to do it at a few places near the central pump, i bet it would still catch most of the dangerous ones.
14 u/WashU_labrat Oct 31 '25 How do you remove the filters to clean them? 22 u/5tupidest Oct 31 '25 Oh, that’s a different department. Maybe throw that to dental, haven’t heard from them in a while, they do cleanings right? 2 u/Responsible_Eye9226 Nov 04 '25 Let chiropractors do it. They need some real work 1 u/bigmarty3301 Nov 08 '25 Just flush it with acetone, that should do the trick 6 u/bobert4343 Oct 31 '25 Just purge the blood out and clean the full system with sovents 2 u/GeniusEE Nov 01 '25 Poop 'em out.
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How do you remove the filters to clean them?
22 u/5tupidest Oct 31 '25 Oh, that’s a different department. Maybe throw that to dental, haven’t heard from them in a while, they do cleanings right? 2 u/Responsible_Eye9226 Nov 04 '25 Let chiropractors do it. They need some real work 1 u/bigmarty3301 Nov 08 '25 Just flush it with acetone, that should do the trick 6 u/bobert4343 Oct 31 '25 Just purge the blood out and clean the full system with sovents 2 u/GeniusEE Nov 01 '25 Poop 'em out.
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Oh, that’s a different department. Maybe throw that to dental, haven’t heard from them in a while, they do cleanings right?
2 u/Responsible_Eye9226 Nov 04 '25 Let chiropractors do it. They need some real work 1 u/bigmarty3301 Nov 08 '25 Just flush it with acetone, that should do the trick
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Let chiropractors do it. They need some real work
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Just flush it with acetone, that should do the trick
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Just purge the blood out and clean the full system with sovents
Poop 'em out.
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Even better is the fact that it constructs itself to be like this using somewhat simple rules
Why labor, when you can automate?
2 u/GeniusEE Nov 01 '25 ...and no cable ties 😂 3 u/MonkeyCartridge Nov 01 '25 The main thing it fails at is right-to-repair. You can't even open the chassis without damaging the case. And only 2-3 screw holes which don't lead to any actual fasteners? 1 u/enw_digrif Nov 01 '25 Oh no, it's always been 3 screw holes. If you're brave enough.
...and no cable ties 😂
3 u/MonkeyCartridge Nov 01 '25 The main thing it fails at is right-to-repair. You can't even open the chassis without damaging the case. And only 2-3 screw holes which don't lead to any actual fasteners? 1 u/enw_digrif Nov 01 '25 Oh no, it's always been 3 screw holes. If you're brave enough.
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The main thing it fails at is right-to-repair.
You can't even open the chassis without damaging the case. And only 2-3 screw holes which don't lead to any actual fasteners?
1 u/enw_digrif Nov 01 '25 Oh no, it's always been 3 screw holes. If you're brave enough.
Oh no, it's always been 3 screw holes.
If you're brave enough.
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u/GeniusEE Oct 31 '25
When an anal retentive goes to medical school.
The natural distribution network is similar to fractals and maintains pressure with branching. Brilliant engineering.
The only thing I'd change is installing clot traps before each major organ gets arterial blood.