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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
It’s nice to know there a good people out there still. I hope your studies go well. Perhaps once you’ve finished your studies you’ll be in a position to pass on the favour and help out someone in a similar way?  Because if it felt good getting that gear it feels even better giving and knowing you helped someone. All the best.
gpt
That is the plan my man, that is why I am doing this educational pathway. I founded a charitable entity years back that does some pretty cool stuff like providing equipment for hospital NICUs and I love seeing it flourish and succeed under its leadership team. It hopefully will outlive me.

Carpal tunnel took away my ability to work with plasticine, surgery did not work on the left hand, doubt I will try the right. So I figured ok that eats butt, I will learn to do it on the computer. Then I realized I needed to change my goals because I feel like I can bring a second charitable entity into reality whose only goal is to adapt art methods to overcome disabilities. Any disability and a completely open patent/source development for anything created to help others.

Hence why 7 years of schooling because I could ask engineers to donate time but not careers, so I need to figure it all out on an ongoing basis because disabilities are endless and I may not always have the p. Eng folks to donate time. Thanks for the cheers my dude.

Edit: Sorry didn't mean to gush just riding a high, it has been a seriously long time since I think I can remember anything positive happening. I was laserbeam focused on CAD shit prior to all of this thinking I would get into that as a career and it drove me but this path is all I focus on anymore.