<p>What seems to be occurring here is a failure to communicate. Let’s summarize and clarify:
Engineering- it’a a thing.
Lots of people build their major and career around this thing.
A career in this thing makes money.
Lot’s of people like money.
Ergo, a lot of people go into engineering for money.
Because they picked engineering for money, they might not have even liked engineering much to begin with.
Instead, they like other things that aren’t engineering. Simple enough, but hold on to your butts…
A person that goes into engineering may not really care for engineering.
A person is not everyone.
Not everyone is the same person.
People are different people.
Even though some people don’t like engineering, some people do.
How is this possible? Everybody wants to be a sports writer…
No, some people want to be sports writers (not a personal attack, just an example).
Such some people aren’t all some peoples.
Some people can even like things that aren’t the things that other people do like!
Also, some people can like things that other people don’t, because they are different people and whatnot.
Therefore, it is conceivable that one person could like engineering and another could not.
Again, one person - or even more than one person - can not like engineering without it meaning that engineering is unlikable.
In summary, people can like different things some of which are not even the same.
The En- Wait! No really, it is actually possible for someone to like something that you don’t.
This is true even if you don’t like something.
Conclusion: People are capable of liking things that you dislike.
One person’s opinion or assessment is not that of every other person.
Is this getting through to anyone yet? I can’t go on anymore, I just sprained the muscle that makes my eyes roll…</p>