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The best thing about civil engineering (slope engineering) is that you get to learn from experience working with nature!

2023/01/07

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I got this video from Godai Development lol

 

In 2022, on the job during the wild end-of-year weather lol

 

Just like in the video, all sorts of things happen at construction sites, which is part of the fun, isn't it?

If only there weren't any accidents, it would all be a learning experience!

 

It's a world that only those who have experienced it can truly describe.

The more difficult an experience is, the more it will definitely help you in the rest of your life!

The experiences that seem pointless at the time are the very ones that make the rest of your life more enjoyable and meaningful!

The more unfair your experiences are, the kinder you’ll be to the people you meet afterward!

 

Life is all about experience! Civil engineering is all about experience!

Let's just give it a try!

There’s so much you only learn by actually doing it!! (Even things you read in books can turn out to be wrong.)

 

That's the world of civil engineering.

Harmony with nature—something I thought I understood, but in reality, I didn’t understand at all.

Playing with nature—that’s civil engineering. (?)

 

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