👉 Mere engineering, often referred to as "engineering in its purest form," is a discipline focused solely on the practical application of scientific principles to solve real-world problems through the design, construction, and maintenance of physical systems, structures, and processes. It emphasizes hands-on, empirical problem-solving, prioritizing functionality and efficiency over theoretical abstraction or aesthetic considerations. Unlike broader engineering fields that integrate ethics, sustainability, or interdisciplinary collaboration, mere engineering remains rooted in technical execution—whether building bridges, optimizing machinery, or developing simple tools—where the core goal is to create reliable, effective solutions through direct application of engineering knowledge and craftsmanship.
