> > Actually not really, it will simply shift things, the prices of 
> > houses/apartments closer to the city will rise, the prices 
> of houses 
> > away from the city will drop.
> 
> You forgot that ENGENEER would rule the world, so engeneer 
> would design the city in such way that all house prices would 
> be dropped, virtually no need to heating the houses (lots of 
> people in small place heat each other :-).
> Engeneer would desing everythig, which one is working on what 
> and where so there will be no racing against positions and 
> seats in a company, also would be perfetly designed what time 
> shall he leaves the house so there would be no rush hours and 
> so on :-) If something goes really bad the whole city would 
> be recalled (everybody out!) and then after a small 
> modification everybody could go back to its new place -- 
> possibly to a new family :-)
> 
> Tamas


Good job engineers don't.  They'd be still arguing whether it's hot tap on
the left or vice versa, never mind left/right handed threads on the
fittings.

How far did the PicList programmer get?  As far as arguing about the wiring
order on the header, wasn't it?

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