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These are the extremes. | These are the extremes. | ||
| - | + | Between the extremes, if we leave the best and | |
| - | + | the worst cases behind, we find the | |
| + | engineer who seeks to understand the | ||
useful system he his building, | useful system he his building, | ||
| - | and | + | and the scientist who seeks to create |
new kind of interesting theories that never | new kind of interesting theories that never | ||
existed before. | existed before. | ||
Exactly what we need for a cyclic | Exactly what we need for a cyclic | ||
round-trip process, which can be named | round-trip process, which can be named | ||
| - | synthetic microanalysis. | + | synthetic microanalysis (the scientifc method |
| + | for the engineer which means rapid prototyping | ||
| + | and agile development). | ||
== Books and References == | == Books and References == | ||
