If I had to choose from the list of best racers, the first one would have to be Mario Andretti. He is the only American racer to have won the Indy 500, Daytona 500 and a Formula Championship during his career which spanned over 40 years.
as we know a car racer have to concentrate on left,right,back and front at the same time,control the speed,stop the car at time,be careful about the other racers,be keen to check all the factors at the same moment.
A biomedical engineer has to control electricity,mechanics,physiology,materials and etc at the same time.
he has to handle all the factors and element together like a driver.
so do you think that Mario Andretti can be a professional biomedical engineer or a biomedical engineer can be a Mario Andretti?
I do not think one has anything to do with the others at all. You are ascribing a long list of reaction orientated tasks to a job, without taking into account any aspects of a persons interest, ambition, skill set or abilities.
Biomedical engineers may work on all kinds of projects including those which do not require quick reactions. Many of their tasks are very basic in nature (like most jobs) and require strong skills in evaluating "the big picture" to solve a problem.
You wrote: "biomedical engineer has to control electricity,mechanics,physiology,materials and etc at the same time." AT the same time???? Humans can not multitask (not even biomedical engineers or race car drivers). We multiplex, not multitask (ask anyone who crashed their car because they were texting or talking on the phone while driving!). Someone good at one job may or may not be good at another. There is no way to know without testing someone. However, why does this matter to you? I can tell you from personal experience of hiring many people over the past decades that personal curiosity and accumulated knowledge have far more to do with a person's success at a new or different job, than quick reaction times.
It's like effective arms but you can not replace the right arm instead of the left in places soan it loses its efficiency
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