What is the definition of Challenged Engineering?

Challenged engineering is like trying to build a skyscraper out of spaghetti noodles, but with a 10% chance of it bursting into a giant pasta noodle fountain. Imagine an engineer who's faced with a project so ridiculous it's as if they've taken a physics class and a magic trick, and yet, somehow managed to construct it with duct tape and duct tape.

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Example sentence: "The challenge of creating a self-driving car that can still charm a cat with a fluffy tail is truly a challenge engineered into oblivion."