> So my advice: engineers should not marry with other engineers, IMHO.

Apparently I like beta-girls. My first long-lasting relation was one of
three (out of 300) electronics students (even though girls were far more
common in my field - computers / maths). And her specialism was not one
of the sissy things like datacommunications, radio stuff or other
low-current low-voltage things: she specialised high-voltage
high-current things like explosive isolation breakdown in power cables
at 300kV. A pity her mother did not like me. My next girlfriend (and now
wife) studied physics, and again not one of the sissy subjects (she did
her major in theoretical phyiscs - something with theoretical particles
that even high-energy engineers think are absurd). Nowadays she has
drifted far from that field, but I still feel mathematically handicapped
compare to her (and compared the first girl too). Our youngest son has
both her intellect and my practical/experimental attitude. He has shown
remarkeable interest in my soldering iron (2y). Soon I will have to lock
up my equipment real good.

Wouter van Ooijen

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