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 Title text: This is mostly a joke, but the canards would actually work. |
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- Approaches to childrearing by engineering discipline:
- Chemical engineering
- By situating the child in an edible non-newtonian fluid, we can constrict its motion while feeding it! Waste products naturally go downward, keeping the child clean. Why am I the only person trying this?!
- Mechanical engineering:
- By duct taping the babies together, we can treat them as marginally less than 2 babies. Beyond 10 babies, each additional baby requires no additional effort.
- Electrical engineering
- By magnetically harnessing all baby-motion, we can pay for literally several rounding errors on our electric bill!
- Aerospace engineering:
- I added canards to the front of the baby to give it improved stall safety characteristics!
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- Industrial engineering
- I believing I have found a way to increase my baby output, but it may be controversial among household workers.
- Civil engineering:
- Look, the sanitation system is from eons ago. It's time to do a clean sheet design on these things
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- First addition: Cup holder.
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