Auto mechanic seems like a noble profession. It seems like they don't get enough credit. But I don't know exactly what they do or how they do it, really
One of the things an auto mechanic does is diagnose issues quickly and correctly in a vehicle.
Ah, right, of course. So what's interesting about the profession? Or what do you wish more people knew?
I wish more people knew that preventative maintenance is important, and vehicles should be regularly maintained.
Ah, right, that makes sense. Well, what's your go-to fun fact to tell people when they ask you about your job?
I like to tell them that so called "scheduled replacement" of various parts is really misunderstood when it comes to preventative maintenance.
Hm, I see. Anything else you could tell me about it that I could tell my friends to sound like I know what I'm talking about?
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Basic vehicle maintenance is a fundamental part of a mechanic's work in modern industrialized countries while in others they are only consulted when a vehicle is already showing signs of malfunction. Preventative maintenance is also a fundamental part of a mechanic's job, but this is not possible in the case of vehicles that are not regularly maintained by a mechanic. One misunderstood aspect of preventative maintenance is "scheduled replacement" of various parts, which occurs before failure to avoid far more expensive damage.
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In an interview with Wired, Williams elaborates:
"I don't know how well you know Michael Moorcock's cosmology of Law and Chaos. It