/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16059354
>china
>steel
pic related.

>>15264640
>Basically auditing to make sure... considerations.
I haven't given that any thought at all but now that you spell it out it seems obvious that that's how most parts are manufactured. And when getting the parts for cheap is the priority, it's no wonder that work conditions and quality can be poor. Many of those parts manufacturers are no doubt in China or India. Supply chain strains in recent years have also brought these realities to light when certain product lead times have gone from a couple of weeks or months to multiple years in some cases that I have read about. Pic related is an astounding rant from an anon who has had the displeasure of working with Chinese steel manufacturers. They really do cut corners and work quite differently than what we Westerners might expect from presumably respectable business partners

>Chemical engineering is a good degree field, generally the first two years are generic for engineering in general so you can switch later. My dad as I mentioned did power generation and is a MechE, his degree specialty was digital controls not it was relevant after the late 1990s. Stable work!
That's pretty reassuring. With a year or two of studying I could switch to another field of engineering if chemistry doesn't interest me after all. And I'm pretty sure I could still work some jobs outside of my field with a chemE/matE degree. The other degree which I might go for, business, is also pretty flexible which I like. I'm a practical guy so I'm interested in degrees like these which have some flexibility.

>>15082215
Yes, the entirely for-profit chinese medical industry is MUCH better.

>>12681230
don't waste your time
>>12681164
>There is no incentive in developing bots for 4chan
There are already so many NPCs here now that there's no point.

>>12518780
I think they still have a ways to go. They could feasibly catch up, but the country seems to be incapable of making new novel technologies unless it's for subjugating their people.

>>12300209
>China produces a lot of steel yes, not quality steel.
Required reading.

>>12268675
>order it with stainless steel, but accept whatever steel the chinese firms supply, regardless of quality (with predictably hilarious results)
pic rel

>>12134791
>I can't see how you could go wrong just copying the Merlin
Let me tell you about Chinese steel, anon.

>>12026506
He wants what he ordered, so I can guarantee it's not Chinese.

>>11194601
Un-ironically this.

>>11114201
No.

>>11052681
Not all of us have a cash register soul.

>>10255588

> China

> ethics

Pick 1.

>>10043151
>chinese
>ever

>>9870368
Are the chinese propaganda troop trying to infiltrate 4chan? The chinse are making a social credit system via Black Mirrors reality, it sucks to be a chinese.

>>9850620
>Calling it Chinese
hmmm..
.>>9851004
>Why not? the most spoken language over there...
pic related

>>9500745

>>9107386
Have you never seen the old thread entitled "for the love of god do not learn Chinese"?

>>9076272
>>9076288

>>9016153
>Chinese

Don't.

>>9009960
I'd say it depends on where you are. SF/PNW, probably Chinese. FL/Southern border you'll probably benefit from Spanish more.

>>8864288
>>tfw getting my masters in MechE
>>tfw also speak fluent mandarin
>>tfw going to make 300,000 starting
I don't believe you at all but, I still want to laugh at the mandarin part.

>>8323976

yeah dem chinese sure are a civil people

>>8143195
>Chinese are clearly superior to white Europeans in every way