My brain doesn't work that way. I'm thinking it has something to do with getting hit in the head during the fourth grade.
Anyway, I've spent a substantial part of the day calculation radius points from chords, figuring theoretical elevations after determining the percentage of fall and plotting the information, to load into my total station for a job start on Monday.
I think my brain is about to explode. If you hear a loud noise, you know what happened.
You got two more days.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll make it.
DeleteMy problem is I was a horrible student in advanced mathematics. I scraped through Algebra and forgot everything as soon as I slept the first time.
My job forced me to learn basic algebra, trigonometry and geometry to find unknown points so I could build what's on the plans. I'm sure there are people that would find most of what I do as tedious and so simple, they could do it in their sleep.