OldWoodSpecter said:

Most of the time, when I walk into a room, I percieve the light, the texture and stuff like that, I don't see objects, I see images, if you know what I mean.
It's like when a computer loades a 2d image, it doesn't know how to analise the objects, it just sees an image. That's how I see. I get caught up in the esthetics of the image I am looking at, and miss the objects.

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capliberty said:

I know what you mean about technical application, such tasks can humble one real quick,

thats whys you need much practice and much experience in such fields as engineering, engineering is complicating stuff and requires much concentration and focus, also being gifted doesn't hurt neither,

you got to look at it with a organized agenda though when it comes to engineering

-define the problem
-outline the path
-define the desired outcome


sometimes you don't know the problem, but you know the solution , or may know the path, but you don't know the outcome your desiring, its good to outline your method

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